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Latest Diabetes Research

Recently added diabetes research, organized by intervention and outcome.

Sorted by when Dediabetes added each study.

Last updated: Sep 12, 20261,338 studies indexed

September 2026

Added to Dediabetes Sep 1, 2026RCTs

Inulin supplementation may improve glucose metabolism in at-risk adults

This pilot randomized controlled trial evaluated the effects of inulin supplementation on glucose metabolism and type 2 diabetes risk.

Interventions
Inulin supplementation
Outcomes
Fasting insulin levelsIncrease in Bifidobacteria copy number with inulin supplementationInsulin resistance+1 more
Added to Dediabetes Sep 1, 2026RCTs

Enriched seafood sticks may improve diabetes risk factors in obese adults

This study evaluated the effects of enriched seafood sticks on risk factors for cardiovascular disease in abdominally obese individuals, finding significant reductions in insulin and pulse pressure.

Interventions
Enriched seafood sticks with postbiotic and bioactive compounds (SIAP2)
Outcomes
InsulinInsulin resistancePostprandial circulating triglyceride+1 more
Added to Dediabetes Sep 1, 2026RCTs

Renal NO activity may enhance hemodynamics in type 2 diabetes treatment

This study investigated the impact of nitric oxide activity on kidney blood flow in type 2 diabetes patients, revealing significant changes in renal function metrics.

Interventions
Dapagliflozin plus linagliptin combination therapyInsulin therapy
Outcomes
Change in Renal Plasma Flow (RPF)Change in Renal Vascular Resistance (RVR)Estimated glomerular filtration rate+1 more
Added to Dediabetes Sep 1, 2026RCTs

Black tea with inulin improves glucose control in type 2 diabetes

This study examined the effects of black tea drinks with inulin and dextrin on postprandial plasma glucose in patients with type 2 diabetes, finding significant reductions in glycaemia compared to a placebo.

Interventions
Black tea drinks with inulin and dextrin (BTID)
Outcomes
Decreased risk of significant PG fluctuations after consuming black tea with inulinIncidence of non-cardiovascular deathMixed-meal-test glycaemia change at 1 hour+5 more
Added to Dediabetes Sep 1, 2026RCTs

Fiber supplementation improves pregnancy outcomes in high-risk women

This study investigated the effects of dietary fiber supplementation on gestational diabetes risk and pregnancy outcomes, finding significant improvements in glucose levels and weight gain.

Interventions
Normal careSoluble dietary fiber supplementation
Outcomes
C-peptide incremental area under the curve (iAUC)Gestational diabetes mellitus incidenceGestational weight gain+3 more

August 2026

Added to Dediabetes Aug 29, 2026RCTs

Phone-delivered diabetes education improves self-care behaviors

This study evaluated the impact of phone-delivered diabetes education on self-care behaviors in adults, finding significant reductions in blood pressure.

Interventions
Telehealth self-care messagesUsual care
Outcomes
BMIBody weightDiastolic blood pressure+2 more
Added to Dediabetes Aug 29, 2026RCTs

Digital support improves engagement for parents of children with T1D

The Huddle4Parents study evaluated a digital peer support intervention for parents of children with Type 1 diabetes, finding high retention and acceptability but no significant changes in diabetes distress or quality of life.

Interventions
Huddle4Parents digital intervention
Outcomes
Acceptability of mHealth interventionDiabetes distress scoresFeasibility of STEADY intervention based on participant recruitment and retention rates+2 more
Added to Dediabetes Aug 29, 2026RCTs

Tailored text messaging improves readiness for diabetes prevention

This study evaluated a tailored text messaging program aimed at increasing readiness for diabetes prevention. It found significant improvements in dietary habits, physical activity, and resilience among participants.

Interventions
bRIght communities
Outcomes
Consumption of vegetablesDecrease in food insecurityDecrease in perceptions of feeling unsafe exercising in one's neighborhood+4 more
Added to Dediabetes Aug 29, 2026RCTs

SMS Text Messaging May Motivate Youth with Diabetes to Increase Activity

This study explored the design of an SMS text messaging intervention for adolescents with obesity and diabetes, focusing on feedback and attitudes toward financial incentives.

Interventions
SMS text messaging behavioral intervention for health promotion
Outcomes
Acceptability of SMS Text Messaging Reminder among Emerging AdultsAttitudes toward financial incentivesIntrinsic motivation after exercise

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