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by Sumbul Beg, MD
This podcast from EZ Endo Prep delivers concise, high yield endocrinology content to help you study smarter and practice with confidence. Each episode breaks down complex topics into manageable pieces, making it ideal for endocrinology fellows and practicing endocrinologists. Whether you're preparing for boards or staying sharp in clinic, Dr. Sumbul Beg, MD brings exam ready pearls and real world relevance straight to your ears.
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- 2 days ago8 min
2026 Consensus Statement on the Use of Diabetes Technology for Management of Adults with Diabetes (Part 8)
In this episode, we review the 2026 Consensus Statement on the use of diabetes technology for management of adults with diabetes, focusing on mealtime management with automated insulin delivery. Topics include precise carbohydrate counting, qualitative meal estimation, meal announcement strategies, user initiated bolus behavior, timing of mealtime boluses, carbohydrate entry before meals, injection trials before pump therapy, access to AID, C-peptide based restrictions, and strategies for optimizing AID performance and glycemic outcomes.
- 1 weeks ago7 min
2026 Consensus Statement on the Use of Diabetes Technology for Management of Adults with Diabetes (Part 7)
In this episode, we review the 2026 Consensus Statement on the use of diabetes technology for management of adults with diabetes, focusing on the continuation of insulin pump and automated insulin delivery therapy during hospitalization and procedures. Topics include criteria for continuing conventional pump therapy, requirements for continued AID use, point of care glucose monitoring, transitioning to manual mode, sensor accuracy during illness, perioperative considerations, sensor compression, backup planning, and barriers to inpatient adoption of insulin pumps and AID systems.
- 2 weeks ago8 min
2026 Consensus Statement on the Use of Diabetes Technology for Management of Adults with Diabetes (Part 6)
In this episode, we review the 2026 Consensus Statement on the use of diabetes technology for management of adults with diabetes, focusing on automated insulin delivery beyond standard type 1 diabetes care. Topics include AID use during pregnancy, pregnancy specific glucose targets, evidence from pregnancy trials, differences among AID systems, AID in type 2 diabetes, glycemic outcomes, high insulin requirements, cystic fibrosis related diabetes, pancreatic diabetes, and the current evidence and limitations of AID in these populations.
- 3 weeks ago9 min
2026 Consensus Statement on the Use of Diabetes Technology for Management of Adults with Diabetes (Part 5)
In this episode, we review the 2026 Consensus Statement on the use of diabetes technology for management of adults with diabetes, focusing on automated insulin delivery. Topics include automated insulin delivery systems, the three main components of AID, hybrid closed loop function, meal related insulin dosing, temporary activity settings, standardized AID reports, prescribing and clinician training, manufacturer support, evidence in type 1 diabetes, AID as a standard of care option, use in older adults, functional assessment, patient selection, and requirements for safe and effective AID use.
- Oct 5, 20267 min
2026 Consensus Statement on the Use of Diabetes Technology for Management of Adults with Diabetes (Part 4)
In this episode, we review the 2026 Consensus Statement on the use of diabetes technology for management of adults with diabetes, focusing on continuous glucose monitoring in the inpatient setting. Topics include the regulatory status of inpatient CGM, guideline support for continued personal sensor use during hospitalization, hybrid CGM and point of care glucose monitoring, clinical outcomes, factors that reduce CGM accuracy, medication related interference, CGM use during imaging, surgery, and other procedures, inpatient glucose targets, institutional requirements, and electronic health record integration.
- Sep 28, 20267 min
2026 Consensus Statement on the Use of Diabetes Technology for Management of Adults with Diabetes (Part 3)
In this episode, we review the 2026 Consensus Statement on the use of diabetes technology for management of adults with diabetes, focusing on continuous glucose monitoring during pregnancy and the postpartum period. Topics include pregnancy specific CGM targets, time in range and hypoglycemia thresholds, the role of CGM in type 1, type 2, and gestational diabetes, why glucose management indicator is not validated in pregnancy, evidence for maternal and neonatal outcomes, and CGM management during the postpartum and breastfeeding periods.
- Sep 21, 20267 min
2026 Consensus Statement on the Use of Diabetes Technology for Management of Adults with Diabetes (Part 2)
In this episode, we review the 2026 Consensus Statement on the use of diabetes technology for management of adults with diabetes, focusing on continuous glucose monitoring across key patient populations. Topics include CGM use in insulin treated diabetes, non insulin treated type 2 diabetes, chronic kidney disease, individualized management in CKD, compression lows, the lag between blood and interstitial glucose, and substances that may interfere with CGM accuracy.
- Sep 14, 20266 min
2026 Consensus Statement on the Use of Diabetes Technology for Management of Adults with Diabetes (Part 1)
In this episode, we review the 2026 Consensus Statement on the use of diabetes technology for management of adults with diabetes, focusing on continuous glucose monitoring fundamentals, CGM data quality, time in range targets, and glycemic variability. Topics include CGM components and interstitial glucose measurement, key glucose thresholds, the 5-25-70-4-1 CGM targets, hypoglycemia prioritization, coefficient of variation, time in tight range, glucose management indicator, GMI and laboratory A1C discordance, and individualized glucose targets.
About Endo in a Bite
This podcast from EZ Endo Prep delivers concise, high yield endocrinology content to help you study smarter and practice with confidence. Each episode breaks down complex topics into manageable pieces, making it ideal for endocrinology fellows and practicing endocrinologists. Whether you're preparing for boards or staying sharp in clinic, Dr. Sumbul Beg, MD brings exam ready pearls and real world relevance straight to your ears.
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