Unstable Blood Sugar Control Linked to Kidney Damage in Diabetic Patients

Researchers found that diabetics whose blood sugar levels fluctuate significantly between doctor visits face higher risks of kidney disease, independent of their average glucose control. The finding suggests doctors may need to monitor blood sugar consistency—not just overall levels—to prevent costly kidney complications that affect millions of diabetics globally.

Originaltitel: Long-term Visit-to-Visit Variability in Hemoglobin A1c and Kidney-Related Outcomes in Persons With Diabetes