Virtual CVOT Summit 2024 (4): Advancing diabetes management through technological innovations

Persistent gaps in glycaemic and cardio-renal control continue to fuel excess morbidity in diabetes. Emerging data show that real-time digital biomarkers from continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) and adaptive automated insulin-delivery (AID) algorithms can individualise therapy, expand time-in-range and blunt downstream cardiovascular and renal risk—well beyond what HbA1c-centred care achieves.

This 60-minute symposium—streamed live on 6 December 2024 as part of the Virtual CVOT Summit 2024—gathers international experts to translate the latest evidence on CGM metrics, exercise-aware AID systems and their integration with guideline-directed pharmacological pillars. Attendees will learn practical strategies to harness technology-driven insights for safer glucose control, fewer hypoglycaemic events and improved long-term cardio-renal outcomes in both type 1 and type 2 diabetes.

6 December 2024

Munich, Germany

Automated Insulin delivery (AID), physical activity and exercise in Type 1 Diabetes

Speaker: Prof. Othmar Moser

Bayreuth, Germany

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Prof. Stefano Del Prato

Prof. Stefano Del Prato

Pisa, Italy

Continuous glucose monitoring in Type 2 Diabetes

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Prof. Ulf Landmesser

Prof. Ulf Landmesser

Berlin, Germany

CGM and cardiovascular perspectives

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Prof. Othmar Moser

Prof. Othmar Moser

Bayreuth, Germany

Automated Insulin delivery (AID), physical activity and exercise in Type 1 Diabetes

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