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Research Database

This ADA's Research Database will allow you to search for useful information on Association-funded research grant awardees. This resource is intended to be an easy way to learn more about the American Diabetes Association's Research Program, and the important work being done through the generous donations of our donors.

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Puerto Rico Optimized Mediterranean-like Diet (PROMED): a culturally-tailored diabetes prevention
randomized clinical trial
Puerto Rico Optimized Mediterranean-like Diet (PROMED): a culturally-tailored diabetes prevention
randomized clinical trial
Status: active
Josiemer, Mattei, PhD
Harvard College
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Eating foods typical of the Mediterranean diet can lower the risk of type 2 diabetes. These changes may happen because of positive emotional factors. These pathways have not been proven in trials...
Embedding and Evaluating Multidisciplinary Diabetes Management and Continuous Glucose Monitoring into Primary Care for Vulnerable Population
Embedding and Evaluating Multidisciplinary Diabetes Management and Continuous Glucose Monitoring into Primary Care for Vulnerable Population
Status: completed
Britt, Marshall, MD
Emory University
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Molecular mechanisms of ankyrins in the regulation of glucose homeostasis –metabolic consequences of type 2 diabetes ankyrin risk variants
Molecular mechanisms of ankyrins in the regulation of glucose homeostasis –metabolic consequences of type 2 diabetes ankyrin risk variants
Status: completed
Damaris, N, PhD
University of Pennsylvania
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Obesity and diabetes have reached alarming proportions worldwide. There is extensive evidence pointing to the genetic causes of these diseases, but pinpointing which and how genes cause them, and...
Understanding substance use and mental health symptoms in the relationship between food insecurity and diabetes in American Indian adults
Understanding substance use and mental health symptoms in the relationship between food insecurity and diabetes in American Indian adults
Status: completed
Susanna, V., PhD
University of Colorado, Denver
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Deaf diabetes can together (DEDICATE): a pilot study
Deaf diabetes can together (DEDICATE): a pilot study
Status: active
Michelle, L, PhD
University of Utah
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Diabetes rates are higher in Deaf populations than hearing populations. We engaged an all-Deaf Community Advisory Board to co-design an intervention to help Deaf people manage their diabetes. The...
Treating obesity caused by TRPC5 deficiency
Treating obesity caused by TRPC5 deficiency
Status: active
Yongxiang, Li, PhD
Baylor College of Medicine
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Obesity has emerged as a significant global health problem, contributing to an increase in glucose levels in the body. However, the underlying causes of obesity and effective treatment strategies...
Longitudinal associations among smoking, alcohol and tobacco consumption, and key diabetes and cardiovascular biomarkers among American Indians with diabetes
Longitudinal associations among smoking, alcohol and tobacco consumption, and key diabetes and cardiovascular biomarkers among American Indians with diabetes
Status: completed
Chao, Li, PhD
University of Colorado, Denver
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Pharmacogenetics of Sodium-Glucose Transport Protein 2 Inhibitors
Pharmacogenetics of Sodium-Glucose Transport Protein 2 Inhibitors
Status: active
Aaron, S, MD, MSc
Massachusetts General Hospital
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In the era of precision medicine, we hope to tailor diabetes treatment according to a patient’s genetic profile. A deeper understanding of the role of genetics is needed to personalize treatment...
A novel anti-inflammatory factor promoting insulin sensitivity
A novel anti-inflammatory factor promoting insulin sensitivity
Status: active
Ikjun, Lee, PhD
University of California, Berkeley
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Insulin resistance is a problem in obesity, type 2 diabetes, and many other physiological and pathological conditions. It happens when fat cells and tissue become inflamed. We know about things that...
An experiment to show culturally specific visual narrative-based behavioral smart-phone interventions lead to increased physical activity in older Latinx populations
An experiment to show culturally specific visual narrative-based behavioral smart-phone interventions lead to increased physical activity in older Latinx populations
Status: active
James, A, PhD
Stanford University
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Our goal is to increase regular physical activity in midlife and older adults from under-resourced and under-served communities through cutting-edge technology-based behavioral interventions that can...