The ATTD FORUM - ONLINE FIRST is a new initiative where a new manuscript will be published online simultaneously with the presentation to this forum. Participants of the ATTD FORUM - ONLINE FIRST RELEASE! meeting will be exposed to the manuscript, at the time of its release online.  The authors will present the manuscript and participants will be able to ask questions.

The first Forum was held on March 10, 2021 in collaboration with the publishers of Journal of Diabetes Technology & Therapeutics - DTT – the official journal of the ATTD. Click Enter to access the presentations.

The ATTD is committed to collect relevant and timely updates from leading experts, to help healthcare professionals gain valuable insight and useful patient advice related to the COVID-19 pandemic and the ongoing management and treatment of diabetes. 

Advanced diabetes technology innovations aim to provide benefits for individuals living with diabetes. 

In this section, ATTD will regularly feature user guides, clinical insights or education modules to enable access to the latest research and developments specific to diabetes technology.

FEATURED: Take a look at the new online education module designed to help healthcare professionals deepen their knowledge on the latest available Advanced Hybrid Closed Loop system therapy - the MiniMed™ 780G system therapy with the basics and insights to the therapy as well as the fundamentals of patient onboarding and follow up.

The educational activities provided in this section are supported through a medical education sponsorship by Medtronic.

Meet the Expert sessions are an opportunity for you to watch and listen to leading experts in the field of advanced technologies and treatments for diabetes, as they share their research observations, perspectives, insights and clinical expertise on a more one-to-one level.

The Satellite Symposia section provides you with videos and slides from the latest industry-led sessions at the ATTD conferences, and other materials from industry.

Diabetes is a chronic disease that has become an epidemic; the WHO stating that - as of 2016 - over 422 million people worldwide have diabetes. While people with diabetes are faced with lifelong medication this disease can be treated - and its consequences avoided or delayed - when combining medication with frequent exercise and physical activity, controlled diet, regular screening and treatment for complications. Science is striving to find a diabetes treatment that can cure this chronic disease. 

In this section, we aim to include the latest breakthroughs for you to stay up to date with these developments.

The International Conference on Advanced Technologies and Treatments for Diabetes (ATTD) has become the premier international forum to present and discuss innovative technologies and comprehensive overview of the latest research developments in this field. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss and disseminate information on the latest technologies and treatments for diabetes.

Getting to know your new ATTD Education portal and how to navigate through this platform will help you access new and relevant information faster, no matter where you are.