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38.4 million people in the U.S. are living with diabetes—about 1 in 8 Americans. But here’s the gap: Diabetes isn’t just metabolic—it’s psychological. Adults with diabetes are significantly more likely to experience depression than those without it. #diabetesawareness

Type 2 diabetes accounts for 90–95% of all cases. Yet prevention conversations still don’t center mental health. Stress → behavior → glucose → outcomes Why are we ignoring one of the biggest upstream drivers

40.1 million Americans are living with diabetes—and 1 in 4 don’t know it. We don’t talk about enough how diabetes can cause mental health issues. People with diabetes are 2–3x more likely to experience depression. Are we currently addressing both through research?

115 million U.S. adults have prediabetes—and 80% don’t know it. That’s not just a clinical gap. That’s a system awareness failure. What would scalable early detection actually look like?

Chronic disease is often framed as individual responsibility. But the data shows population-level patterns. What does that say about where solutions should live?

We're 🚨TWO WEEKS🚨 away from #ADA2026 👋 Stop by Booth 2324 to meet the #CMDKP team, learn about our latest production release, and get 1:1 demos tailored to your research area of interest! 💻 Explore the site: cmdkp.org

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Mental health is health. 💙 Explore tips and resources from NIH’s National Institute of Mental Health to support your well-being and find help when you need it. 🔗 nimh.nih.gov/mymentalhealth

Behind every breakthrough in diabetes research is collaboration. At ADA, we’re proud to be part of a network that includes: 🔬 Clinical trials 🧬 Data platforms 🤝 Research partnerships Visit us at Booth 2322 to learn how these pieces come together.

Meetings like “Neurobiology of Ingestive Behavior” show how metabolism is deeply tied to the brain—not just the body. So the question becomes: Are we treating metabolic disease… or just its symptoms? You don't want to miss this meeting! 📍

At meetings like “Obesity and Adipose Tissue” and “Lipids in Cellular Function and Disease,” the focus is shifting: Fat isn’t just storage—it’s an active metabolic organ. How might that change the way we approach obesity and diabetes treatment? diabetescenters.org/symposia

The Human Islet Research Network (HIRN) 10-year symposium reflects a decade of work on restoring insulin-producing cells. If we can better understand islet biology, could we fundamentally change the trajectory of type 1 diabetes? diabetescenters.org/symposia

Major convenings like the ADA Scientific Sessions bring together thousands of researchers working on prevention, treatment, and care. With over 200+ sessions across topics, the field is expanding rapidly. diabetescenters.org/symposia

We’re heading to the American Diabetes Association Scientific Sessions—and we’re bringing the conversation on metabolic research with us. 📍 Booth 2322 If you’re attending, stop by to connect on how collaboration is shaping the future of diabetes research. #ADA #Meeting #MMPC

At this year’s American Diabetes Association Scientific Sessions, it’s not just about presentations—it’s about partnerships. We’ll be at Booth 2322 alongside incredible collaborators helping drive innovation in diabetes + metabolic research. Who’s planning to attend?💬

Chronic kidney disease affects ~37 million U.S. adults—and most don’t know they have it. Silent progression is one of the biggest challenges in metabolic health. How do we build awareness for conditions people can’t feel?

Prediabetes affects ~98 million adults in the U.S. That’s more than 1 in 3 people. The real question isn’t “who is at risk?” It’s: why isn’t prevention reaching them?

Most people think of diabetes as a blood sugar issue. But the data tells a bigger story: Over 40 million Americans have diabetes—and nearly 1 in 3 adults have prediabetes. It’s a systems-level public health challenge. What if we started treating it that way?

Research is powerful—but only if it reaches people. How do we better bridge the gap between scientific discovery and public understanding? At MMPC, that’s a core focus. 🎥 @MMPCLive" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@MMPCLive

Breakthroughs don’t happen in isolation. They’re built on years of incremental progress. What role does patience play in innovation? Share with us a time that you had to exercise patience that yielded world-class results. ✍️💬