Virtual CVOT Summit 2025: Advancing Early Detection and Preventive Strategies in Type 1 Diabetes

This two-part webcast offers a forward-looking view on how to both measure and modify the course of type 1 diabetes. In the opening presentation, our experts examine C-peptide as a sensitive surrogate marker of residual beta cell function - exploring its physiology, practical testing strategies across the T1D continuum, and growing evidence that even very low C-peptide levels are linked to fewer complications, less hypoglycaemia, and improved long-term outcomes. A complementary second talk outlines how novel immunotherapies and precision approaches aim to preserve beta cell function from the earliest disease stages, potentially redefining what “successful” management looks like. Together, these presentations connect cutting-edge biomarker science with emerging therapeutic paradigms.

21 November 2025

Munich, Germany

C-peptide as a surrogate parameter for residual beta cell function in T1D and its potential clinical role

Speaker: Prof. Colin M. Dayan

Cardiff, United Kingdom

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Prof. Colin M. Dayan

Prof. Colin M. Dayan

Cardiff, United Kingdom

C-peptide as a surrogate parameter for residual beta cell function in T1D and its potential clinical role

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Prof. Chantal Mathieu

Prof. Chantal Mathieu

Leuven, Belgium

Targeting Autoimmunity in Type 1 Diabetes: Emerging Disease-Modifying Strategies

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Virtual CVOT Summit 2025 (5): Advancing Early Detection and Preventive Strategies in Type 1 Diabetes - Discussion

Prof. Colin M. Dayan, Prof. Chantal Mathieu, Prof. Thomas Danne

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