High skin autofluorescence, dramatic HbA1c decline increase CV risk in type 2 diabetes
Hospitalized adults with type 2 diabetes have a higher risk for future cardiovascular events with a dramatic decline in HbA1c coupled with long-term high glucose levels as measured by skin autofluorescence, according to study data. “Skin autofluorescence may help to define priorities in uncontrolled type 2 diabetes,” Vincent Rigalleau, MD, PhD, head of the diabetology unit, department