
ADA 2026 featured incretin therapy advances, survodutide phase 3 data in metabolic liver disease, and cardiovascular risk reduction with evolocumab.
Alyson K. Myers, MD, is a professor at Albert Einstein College of Medicine and associate chair of faculty mentoring and community engagement at Montefiore Einstein, department of medicine.

ADA 2026 featured incretin therapy advances, survodutide phase 3 data in metabolic liver disease, and cardiovascular risk reduction with evolocumab.

Diabetes disparities drive unequal CGM access and amputation risk, highlighting the need to address social, provider, and policy barriers to equitable care.

At ADA 2026, Alyson K. Myers, MD, explains why knowing your community—and meeting patients where they are—is key to better diabetes outcomes and lower costs.