Download this issue25 years of progress in type 2 diabetes
Editorial
- Looking at 25 years of star-studded achievements in diabetology
C. E. Mogensen, Denmark
Themed articles
- Diabetes mellitus: a look at the past, a glimpse to the future
C. E. Mogensen, Denmark - The growing pandemic of type 2 diabetes: a crucial need for prevention
and improved detection
P. Z. Zimmet, Australia - Key landmark studies in the clinical management of type 2 diabetes: evolution or revolution?
D. R. Matthews, United Kingdom - Diabetic complications: from oxidative stress to inflammatory
cardiovascular disorders
A. Ceriello, Spain - β-Cell dysfunction vs insulin resistance in type 2 diabetes:
the eternal “chicken and egg” question
E. Cerasi, Israel - How evidence-based medicine has shaped international guidelines
over the past 25 years
S. Colagiuri, R. Colagiuri, Australia - Predictive factors in assessing cardiovascular risk: learning from ADVANCE
J. Chalmers, A. P. Kengne, Australia
Controversial Question
- Will you use HbA1c to screen for type 2 diabetes?
L. Czupryniak, Poland – S. Duran-Garcia, Spain – H. Gawish, Egypt – L. Ji, China – S. R. Joshi, India – E. Mannucci, Italy – J. F. Raposo, Portugal – O. Smirnova, Russia – B. L. Wajchenberg, Brazil
DIAMICRON MR 60 MG
- Crowning four decades of evidence-based benefits and advances in diabetes: Diamicron MR 60 mgy
S. Laroche, France
Interview
- What are the most important breakthroughs of the last 25 years in the field of diabetes?
L. A. Leiter, Canada
Focus
Update
- IGIS after a decade of β-cell research: where do we stand today?
C. Boitard, France
A Touch of France
- Light, optics, and color: the Impressionist eye
A triple revolution in the artist’s gaze
C. Régnier, France - Claude Monet, becoming one with nature
I. Spaak, France
