On the first day of ADA 2021, eleven cardiometabolic-related news items were observed from Medtronic, Lilly, AstraZeneca, CeQur, Abbott, Onduo, Glooko, Mannkind, ViaCyte, Glytec, and Akero. Below, FENIX provides context and analysis for the announcements.
ADA recently updated its Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes for 2020, which includes key additions across multiple drug classes. Of note, the standards now include a recommendation for initiating SGLT2i or GLP-1RA therapy in patients with ASCVD, HF, or CKD (SGLT2i only) who are already at their A1C goal. Interestingly, while the guidelines were updated to include discussion of the CANVAS/R, CREDENCE, DECLARE, REWIND, and CARMELINA trials, CAROLINA and DAPA-HF trials were not addressed. Below, FENIX provides thoughts and market implications for selected guideline updates.
Yesterday, ADA announced updates to its Living Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes. The Living Standards of Care revision now incorporates REWIND CV data, Victoza use in pediatric patients, and the international consensus report on CGM time-in-range goals. Below, FENIX provides thoughts and market implications for each of the respective guideline updates.
The ADA announced the publication of their 2019 Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes Care. Of note, the ADA has aligned their CVD recommendations with the ACC’s recent T2DM ASCVD recommendations. The ADA also added a new dedicated section titled “Diabetes Technology,” which includes information previously incorporated in the “Glycemic Targets” section. The ADA also provides a cost breakdown of pharmacologic treatment options. Below, FENIX has provided highlights and insights from the updated ADA 2019 Standards of Care.
Today, the ADA announced the publication of their 2019 Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes Care. Notably, the 2019 ADA Standards of Care are aligned with the recently updated ADA/EASD guidelines. FENIX will conduct an analysis and provide thoughts on the 2019 ADA Standards of Care.
JDRF, ADA, and the Helmsley charitable trust awarded a grant for a study evaluating the variability of insulin potency in US pharmacies. Additionally, Tidepool recently announced a program to support the DIY Loop automated insulin-delivery project through an FDA-regulated manner. Below, FENIX provides a brief overview and thoughts on each new project, including Tidepool’s potential motivation.
ADA has issued an updated position statement on the treatment of pediatric patients with T1DM.