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For Day 1, we interviewed Katharine Barnard from the Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust in Southampton, England, who presented on the issue of depression, suicidal ideation, and self-harm among adults with diabetes – highlighting key unmet needs and how to address them.

Today’s interview is with Alan Delamater from the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, who gave the Richard R. Rubin Award Lecture. Click through to listen to him discussing his talk entitled “Forty Years of Behavioral Diabetes Research—A Personal Journey”.

For Day 3, our interview is with Harriette Van Spall who asked ‘what’s new’ in heart failure clinical trials. listen to us discuss the shifting paradigms in this field, with a focus on patients with heart failure with preserved ejection fraction.

Day 4 I start off with Susan Patton from the Nemours Children's Health System in Jacksonville, Florida. Susana gave us a timely update on hypoglycemia risk, detection, and treatment using telemedicine – a practice that has become more widespread in recent years as we tried to

The last in our interview series is with Richard David Leslie of the Blizard Institute in the UK. His talk early on the morning of Day 5 was on whether diabetes should be rethought. Watch the interview to learn about the key ideas behind this.