Diabetes: secondary complications, regulation and innovation - 1st and 2nd October, 2013, London UK

Date: Aug-01-2013Attendees at Diabetes: Secondary Complications, Regulation and Innovation, will hear Timothy Broke-Smith, Chief Operating Officer from Diabetology provide delegates with a unique insight into the oral delivery of insulin and other diabetes therapies. The address covered in the Clinical Development and Innovation session will draw from Axcess™ and Capsulin™ case study examples as well as discussing oral GLP-1.

Joining Diabetology at the 11th installment in the Diabetes series will be Glaxo SmithKline, Novo Nordisk, Celaris Biosystems, The International Diabetes Federation, Imperial College London and AstraZeneca.



THE CONFERENCE AIMS TO:
Consider microvascular complications of diabetes in a round table discussion led by Sanofi, MSD, Four New Square, Medicines Assessment and Imperial College London.
Utilise biomarkers and imaging for the development of novel therapies for diabetes
Discuss new therapeutic targets to reduce hypertension, hyperkalaemia and endothelial inflammation in diabetes

Examine new EU and FDA guidelines on clinical trials on risk-benefit assessment

Capitalise on the effects of targeting RAAS, CCN2 and CCN3 inhibitors

Review clinical results from the DEMAND study

Provide attendees with clinical updates on novel GLP1 receptor agonists, and SLGT2 and DPP-4 inhibitors

Diabetes - 1st and 2nd October, 2013, London UK


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