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ICDM 2021

Special and award session

KDA outstanding citizenship and leadership award lecture   LIVE Channel A 16:10~16:30 / Thursday 7 October
Chairman:Chang Beom Lee
Evidence indicating the merits of strict glycemic control especially in early stage of diabetes to decrease the development of microvascular complication and progression of diabetes have been emerging. In addition, some of anti-diabetic drugs showed robust evidence for reducing the risk of CVD and kidney dysfunction, and American and European guidelines recommend use of these medications independent of A1C in type 2 diabetic patients at risk of developing CVD. This session will provide latest understandings of new emerging concepts for near-normal glycemic control including harm, benefit and therapeutic approach.
Duk Kyu Kim
Dong-A University, Korea
AL1Sharing the experiences of annual service at free clinic in the backcountry for twenty years
Presidential lecture 1   LIVE Channel A 19:30~20:00 / Thursday 7 October
Chairman:Juliana Chan, Kyu Chang Won
Evidence indicating the merits of strict glycemic control especially in early stage of diabetes to decrease the development of microvascular complication and progression of diabetes have been emerging. In addition, some of anti-diabetic drugs showed robust evidence for reducing the risk of CVD and kidney dysfunction, and American and European guidelines recommend use of these medications independent of A1C in type 2 diabetic patients at risk of developing CVD. This session will provide latest understandings of new emerging concepts for near-normal glycemic control including harm, benefit and therapeutic approach.
Ronald C.W. Ma
The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China
PR1Diabetes and cardio-renal complications: from epidemiology to precision medicine
Presidential lecture 2   LIVE Channel A 20:00~20:30 / Thursday 7 October
Chairman:Masato Kasuga, Kun-Ho Yoon
Evidence indicating the merits of strict glycemic control especially in early stage of diabetes to decrease the development of microvascular complication and progression of diabetes have been emerging. In addition, some of anti-diabetic drugs showed robust evidence for reducing the risk of CVD and kidney dysfunction, and American and European guidelines recommend use of these medications independent of A1C in type 2 diabetic patients at risk of developing CVD. This session will provide latest understandings of new emerging concepts for near-normal glycemic control including harm, benefit and therapeutic approach.
Hail Kim
Korea Advaned Institute of Science and Technology, Korea
PR2Serotonergic regulation of energy metabolism in peripheral tissues
Presidential lecture 3   LIVE Channel A 15:30~16:00 / Friday 8 October
Chairman:Masato Kasuga, Kun-Ho Yoon
Evidence indicating the merits of strict glycemic control especially in early stage of diabetes to decrease the development of microvascular complication and progression of diabetes have been emerging. In addition, some of anti-diabetic drugs showed robust evidence for reducing the risk of CVD and kidney dysfunction, and American and European guidelines recommend use of these medications independent of A1C in type 2 diabetic patients at risk of developing CVD. This session will provide latest understandings of new emerging concepts for near-normal glycemic control including harm, benefit and therapeutic approach.
Yusuke Seino
Fujita Health University, Japan
PR3Analysis of GIP secretion and action by carbohydrate intake
Presidential lecture 4   LIVE Channel A 19:30~20:00 / Friday 8 October
Chairman:Yutaka Seino, Jeong-Taek Woo
Evidence indicating the merits of strict glycemic control especially in early stage of diabetes to decrease the development of microvascular complication and progression of diabetes have been emerging. In addition, some of anti-diabetic drugs showed robust evidence for reducing the risk of CVD and kidney dysfunction, and American and European guidelines recommend use of these medications independent of A1C in type 2 diabetic patients at risk of developing CVD. This session will provide latest understandings of new emerging concepts for near-normal glycemic control including harm, benefit and therapeutic approach.
Kun-Ho Yoon
The Catholic University of Korea, Korea
PR42020 The Yutaka Seino distinguished leadership award lecture
Presidential lecture 5   LIVE Channel A 11:10~11:40 / Saturday 9 October
Chairman:Yutaka Seino, Jeong-Taek Woo
Evidence indicating the merits of strict glycemic control especially in early stage of diabetes to decrease the development of microvascular complication and progression of diabetes have been emerging. In addition, some of anti-diabetic drugs showed robust evidence for reducing the risk of CVD and kidney dysfunction, and American and European guidelines recommend use of these medications independent of A1C in type 2 diabetic patients at risk of developing CVD. This session will provide latest understandings of new emerging concepts for near-normal glycemic control including harm, benefit and therapeutic approach.
Kishio Nanjo
Wakayama Rosai Hospital, Japan
PR5Establishment of a collaborative study network for molecular diabetology in Asia
-From insulin Wakayama to AASD-
Memorial session for Prof. Susumu Seino   LIVE Channel A 20:00~20:30 / Thursday 7 October
Evidence indicating the merits of strict glycemic control especially in early stage of diabetes to decrease the development of microvascular complication and progression of diabetes have been emerging. In addition, some of anti-diabetic drugs showed robust evidence for reducing the risk of CVD and kidney dysfunction, and American and European guidelines recommend use of these medications independent of A1C in type 2 diabetic patients at risk of developing CVD. This session will provide latest understandings of new emerging concepts for near-normal glycemic control including harm, benefit and therapeutic approach.
Moderator: Jun Sung Moon (Yeungnam University, Korea)
Condolences
Graeme I. Bell
The University of Chicago, USA
Domenico Accili
Columbia University, USA
Patrik Rorsman
University of Oxford, UK
Daniel J. Drucker
University of Toronto, Canada
Memorial Lectures
Nobuya Inagaki
Kyoto University, Japan
MS1Memorial lecture for Prof. Susumu Seino
Kyu Chang Won
Yeungnam University, Korea
MS2Memorial lecture for Prof. Susumu Seino
Commemoration Video
Naoya Murao
Kobe University, Japan