Five diabetes researchers, including Luis A. Rodriguez, PhD, MPH, RD, and Deborah A. Ellis, PhD, will discuss how translational science is being used to promote health equity and address social determinants of health in diabetes prevention and care on the first day of the Scientific Sessions.

The bionic pancreas, a system that mimics the natural pancreatic regulation of serum glucose by automatically dosing insulin and glucagon, has been a dream for decades. New research to be presented at the Scientific Sessions could reveal whether that dream is one step closer to reality, according to Roy W. Beck, MD, PhD.

Linda A. DiMeglio, MD, MPH, David A. D’Alessio, MD, and Silvia Corvera, MD, will summarize a year’s worth of discovery, innovation, and paradigm shifts in diabetes research and care during the annual Year in Review, one of the most popular presentations each year at the Scientific Sessions.

Four diabetes care and education specialists, including Paul McGuigan, RN, CDCES, and Julia E. Blanchette, PhD, RN, BC-ADM, CDCES, will discuss both time-tested and novel approaches to improve the quality-of-life of young people living with diabetes.

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The Scientific Sessions offer five days of prime networking opportunities for attendees through official events such as the ADA Networking Reception, dedicated session breaks, and informal interactions in the Poster and Exhibit Halls.

Full meeting registration for the 82nd Scientific Sessions includes in-person programming in New Orleans on the hottest topics, trials, and trends in diabetes research, prevention, and care, as well as on-demand access to session recordings following the presentations.

The 82nd Scientific Sessions are headed to New Orleans with a dynamic program featuring more than 180 sessions and over 1,000 original abstract presentations covering the hottest topics, trials, and trends in diabetes research, prevention, and care.

The premier meeting in diabetes hits the road for the first time in two years after the COVID-19 pandemic forced the cancellation of in-person gatherings in 2020 and 2021. Virtual attendance is also an option this year.

Vaccination and facemask protocols are based on guidelines from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and may be updated if CDC recommendations change.