Seeking adults with type 2 diabetes and a history of heart disease or have high risk for heart disease for a study comparing two diabetes medications that have both been approved by the FDA to see if one is better than the other at reducing heart and kidney problems.
Seeking overweight men and women who receive care at UMass Memorial for their chronic disease (such as atrial fibrillation, hypertension, diabetes, COPD, rheumatoid arthritis, or congestive heart failure) for a study about using a mobile and wearable devices to monitor their health.
Seeking men and women who have been treated for episodes of low blood sugar at the UMass Memorial Diabetes Center of Excellence for a study to see if a smartwatch can sense low blood sugar.
Seeking Latinx men and women with type 2 diabetes for a study to develop and test a program to help with diabetes self-management.
Seeking men and women with type 2 Diabetes Mellitus to participate in an expert panel for a study to develop and test a technology to help people manage their diabetes.
Seeking blood samples from healthy volunteers and volunteers who have various autoimmune diseases, like type 1 diabetes
Seeking pregnant persons with diabetes using continuous glucose monitoring and who have been admitted for hospital care to compare CGM and fingerstick glucose accuracy, including those with preeclampsia and edema.
Seeking pregnant women who have been diagnosed with gestational diabetes and plan on delivering at UMass Memorial for a study of the impact of timing of glucose tolerance testing following delivery on prevention of Type 2 Diabetes.
Seeking women who are less than 14 weeks pregnant for a study comparing screening for gestational diabetes at 14 weeks compared to the usual screening at 24-28 weeks of pregnancy
Seeking pregnant UMass Memorial healthcare patients with type 2 diabetes for a study comparing use of a continuous glucose monitor to multiple daily fingerstick monitoring.
Seeking adults or parents of kids aged 6 and older who use continuous glucose monitors (CGM) as part of their diabetes care for an online survey study to better understand skin conditions resulting from CGM use.
Seeking men and women willing to use continuous glucose monitors and working with community health workers and clinical pharmacist to see if these can improve blood sugar control