The AJMC® Diabetes compendium is a comprehensive resource for clinical news and expert insights for the chronic condition.
December 10th 2025
Many US patients with diabetes cannot afford their medical care. The authors review the impact of interventions that reduced and/or eliminated diabetes-related costs.
The Economics of Transthyretin-Mediated Amyloidosis: Balancing Equity and Access in Resource Allocation
1 Credit / Cardiology, Neurology
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Advancing Immunotherapy in Endometrial Cancer: A Managed Care Perspective on Personalized Care
1.5 Credits / Gynecologic Cancer, Health Equity, Diversity & Inclusion, Oncology, Women's Health
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For Now, Pharmacy Managers Just Say No to High-Cost PCSK9 Cholesterol Drugs
August 28th 2015Both ExpressScripts and CVS Health say the new class of cholesterol-fighting drugs will be generally unavailable until their P&T committees complete evaluations, and negotiations for discounts or exclusive deals occur.
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Repatha, Amgen's PCSK9 Competitor, Gains FDA Approval
August 27th 2015The approval of evolocumab (Repatha) creates competition in the new class of PCSK9 cholesterol-fighting therapies and managed care plans and pharmacy benefit managers are expected to take full advantage to hold down costs.
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CVS Unveils Deals to Expand Telehealth Services for Consumers
August 27th 2015Both surveys and peer-reviewed research show patients like telehealth services. CVS' announcement comes after a successful pilot program showed a collaboration of telehealth and the retail clinics produced good results for patients.
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Dr Andrew Pumerantz Discusses Lifestyle Management Challenges Facing Patients With Diabetes
August 21st 2015Patients with diabetes whose traditions and culture includes celebrations with food should not take a negative approach to lifestyle management and dietary restrictions, according to Andrew Pumerantz, DO, FACP, of the Western Diabetes Institute.
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Kerri Sparling Sees Positive Changes for Patient Engagement in Diabetes Care
August 21st 2015Patients with diabetes are entering a new era in which they can take charge of their own health and medical needs and come ready with questions and ideas to manage their disease, said Kerri Sparling, writer/editor of patient diabetes blog Six Until Me.
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Healthcare Access a Focus of Alabama Tax Reforms
August 21st 2015Governor Robert Bentley is calling out fellow Republicans in Alabama's legislature and asking what they would cut if they fail to pass his $300 million tax proposal. His state has some of the nation's highest rates of diabetes and obesity.
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Jardiance: Diabetes Drug Hits "Holy Grail" of Cutting Heart Attack, Stroke Risk in Trial
August 20th 2015Results for the cardiovascular outcomes trial on the SGLT2 inhibitor mark the first time one of the newer diabetes drugs has produced benefits since the FDA began looking closely at these effects. Full data will be presented next month at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes.
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Intarcia Says Phase 3 Results Show Better Control Than Januvia for Type 2 Diabetes
August 19th 2015The ITCA 650 device, which delivers tiny doses of exenatide, could be a game changer in solving the problem of medication adherence. An application for FDA approval is expected in the first half of 2016.
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Compared with traditional Medicare, relative resource use for those with diabetes or cardiovascular disease is lower in Medicare Advantage, while quality of care is higher.
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Differential Impact of Mental Health Multimorbidity on Healthcare Costs in Diabetes
Assessment of prevalence and specific costs associated with discrete multimorbid mental health disease clusters in adults with diabetes.
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Diabetes Cases and Costs Soaring in UK; Charity Says NHS at Risk
August 17th 2015Diabetes is not just an epidemic in the United States; the nonprofit Diabetes UK warned that the disease is swamping the National Health Service with rising costs because not enough emphasis is placed on prevention.
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Risk of Developing Diabetes Associated With Neighborhood's Resources
August 13th 2015Neighborhoods with more resources that support physical activity and healthy diets were associated with a lower incidence of type 2 diabetes mellitus, according to findings published in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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Dr Paul Ciechanowski Explains How Care Coordination Improves Medication Adherence
August 13th 2015Much of care coordination efforts for diabetes entail having the extra personnel to more closely manage patients and their behaviors, which in turn can improve medication adherence, said Paul Ciechanowski, MD, MPH, associate professor at the University of Washington.
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Coca-Cola Funds Science to Promote Exercise as Solution to Obesity Crisis
August 10th 2015Critics of Coke's financial support said its was not transparent until scholars forced its revelation, and that it's a gambit to steer attention away from the role of soda in the nation's epidemic of diabetes and obesity.
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