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80th Scientific Sessions News
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Join ADA or Renew
Your Membership

Professional Interest Group
Discussions

* Pregnancy & Reproductive Health
* Public Health & Epidemiology

Save up to $320 USD on Scientific
Sessions full meeting registration
when you become an ADA
Professional Member. In addition,
members who attend the Scientific
Sessions receive free online access
to Scientific Sessions webcasts. You
can join or renew your membership
when you register for the meeting at
scientificsessions.diabetes.org.

Share your views during hot-topic
sessions hosted by the ADA's
Professional Interest Groups on the
latest in research and care specific to
your specialty. The following interactive,
lunch-time sessions will be offered:
* Behavioral Medicine & Psychology
* Clinical Centers & Programs
* Diabetes & Cardiovascular Disease
* Diabetes In Youth
* Diabetes Self-Management
Education & Support
* Diabetes Technology
* Exercise Physiology
* Eye Health (New!)
* Foot Care
* Health Care Delivery & Quality
Improvement
* Immunology, Immunogenetics, &
Transplantation
* Islet Biology, Development, & Function
* Nutritional Science & Metabolism

Several of the Interest Groups will also
present awards and host networking
events at the 80th Scientific Sessions.
More information about these
opportunities will be available soon.
To learn more and join the Interest
Groups, visit professional.diabetes.
org/interestgroups.

Note: To qualify for Member pricing,
your Medicine & Science or Health
Care & Education Membership must
be active through June 30, 2020, at
the time of registration. Community
Health Worker, Early Career, Student,
Associate, and Emerging Nation
Professional Memberships do not
qualify for Member pricing.

Women's Interprofessional
Network Activities
The Women's Interprofessional
Network of the American Diabetes
Association (WIN ADA) is our
members-only network for female
clinicians, scientists, educators, and
other professionals in diabetes. WIN
ADA will host multiple events at the
Scientific Sessions, including an
interactive Professional Interest Group
Discussion on burnout and an evening
networking reception. Learn more and
become a WIN ADA member today at
professional.diabetes.org/WINADA.

Programming Schedule
Begin planning your Scientific Sessions schedule with this listing of sessions, events, and activities organized by date and time.
In addition to more than 200 sessions, we are excited to announce that the first reported findings from the eValuation of
ERTugliflozin EffIcacy and Safety CardioVascular Outcomes Trial (VERTIS-CV) will be presented during the meeting. In addition,
new data from the Dapagliflozin in Patients with Heart Failure and Reduced Ejection Fraction (DAPA-HF) trial, Diabetes Prevention
Program Outcomes Study (DPPOS), The Environmental Determinants of Diabetes in the Young (TEDDY) study, and SEARCH for
Diabetes in Youth Study will be presented. Make your travel reservations so that you can attend all these sessions in person.
You will also want to leave time in your schedule to visit the Poster Hall. View more than 2,000 regular and late-breaking
posters, talk one-on-one with poster presenters, or participate in a moderated poster discussion.
The Exhibit Hall is the place to find even more educational opportunities. Take part in a Product Theater or ePoster Theater
session or talk with representatives from exhibiting companies to see the latest advancements in high-quality patient care.
Thursday, June 11
3:00 to 7:00 p.m.

» Registration Open
Friday, June 12
9:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.

» Registration Open
» Shop Diabetes Store Open
11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

» Debate-Technology Alone
Can Solve the Problem of
Hypoglycemia in Diabetes

» Is a Routine Lipid Panel

Sufficient for Determining
Cardiovascular Risk?
» Sex Differences in Renal and
Cardiovascular Disease in
Diabetes
» Improving Type 1 Diabetes
Management in Young Adults-
Time to (Re)Strategize?
» 2018 Physical Activity
Guidelines for Americans
» The Impact of TODAY and
RISE on Tomorrow-Updates
in Pediatric Type 2 Diabetes

» Female Sexual Dysfunction

in Diabetes-Therapeutic
Interventions
» Diabetes and Genetic
Predictors in Ethnically Diverse
Populations
» Bioengineered Cell Therapy for
Diabetes
» The Randle Debate-
The Effects of Dietary
Carbohydrate, Fat, and Calorie
Intake on Metabolic Disease
» The Banting Exchange-
Orchestrating Metabolism in

the Maintenance of Metabolic
Health
» Debate-Metabolic Changes
Related to Alteration in
Circadian Rhythm
12:45 to 1:45 p.m.

» Male Sexual Dysfunction in
Diabetes

» Diabetic Retinopathy Detection

and Treatment in ResourceConstrained Areas
» The Future Is Now-Designing
Smarter Trials for Cardiovascular
Protection in Diabetes
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Information subject to change.

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