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Welcome to Diagnosis Within Reach, a new podcast series where we explore Abbott’s innovations shaping the future of point-of-care testing and cardiometabolic disease diagnosis and management. In this series we will analyze the gap in Diabetes diagnosis and the impact of undiagnosed disease on patients’ outcomes. During each episode, you will hear from experts who understand the sciences of diabetes disease, the complexity of accurate diagnosis and its impact on patient outcomes.
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In this episode of Diagnosis Within Reach, Dr. Ghislain Noumsi is joined by leading diabetes expert Dr. Pamela Kushner to explore one of the biggest challenges in diabetes care today—the vast population of undiagnosed patients. Together, they examine the scale and impact of undiagnosed diabetes, the systemic and social barriers that keep patients from being identified, and why timing is critical to closing the diagnostic gap. The conversation highlights how real-time HbA1c testing at the point of care can transform clinical decision-making—enabling diagnosis, treatment, and patient engagement to happen in a single visit. From improving patient outcomes and reducing therapeutic inertia to driving value across health systems, this episode uncovers how bringing diagnosis closer to the moment of care can reshape the future of diabetes management. Episode Resources: Viewpoints Article
Abbott’s Diagnostic Within Reach is the podcast where we expand access to effective testing, we reduce health inequities and build a system where no patient is left behind!
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