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Position statement: Type 2 diabetes remission

Joint position statement with the Australian Diabetes Association and Diabetes Australia

The joint position statement Type 2 diabetes remission provides up-to-date, practical advice and information to people with diabetes and the community about possible remission of type 2 diabetes. It is not intended to be a scientific or fully detailed report for health professionals.

Type 2 diabetes remission: Position statement

People with type 2 diabetes who want to attempt diabetes remission need to do so in close consultation with their diabetes healthcare team, as intensive dietary and weight changes need careful management, monitoring and support.

People who do not achieve or sustain remission should not feel that they have ‘failed’. The health benefits of weight loss and a reduction in HbA1c are significant even if remission does not occur, as these reduce the risk of developing diabetes-related complications and may lead to reducing or stopping glucose-lowering medications.

You can read the full Position Statement here.

For a list of all of ADEA’s Joint Position Statements, click here.

Position statement: Type 2 diabetes remission

Joint position statement with the Australian Diabetes Association and Diabetes Australia

The joint position statement Type 2 diabetes remission provides up-to-date, practical advice and information to people with diabetes and the community about possible remission of type 2 diabetes. It is not intended to be a scientific or fully detailed report for health professionals.

Type 2 diabetes remission: Position statement

People with type 2 diabetes who want to attempt diabetes remission need to do so in close consultation with their diabetes healthcare team, as intensive dietary and weight changes need careful management, monitoring and support.

People who do not achieve or sustain remission should not feel that they have ‘failed’. The health benefits of weight loss and a reduction in HbA1c are significant even if remission does not occur, as these reduce the risk of developing diabetes-related complications and may lead to reducing or stopping glucose-lowering medications.

You can read the full Position Statement here.

For a list of all of ADEA’s Joint Position Statements, click here.