Impact of Early Initiation of Automated Insulin Delivery on Glycemia Two Years from Type 1 Diabetes Diagnosis
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The authors aimed to determine whether the high time in range (TIR) achieved through automated insulin delivery (AID) in youth with type 1 diabetes (T1D) shortly after diagnosis would persist over a two-year period. Their analysis found that while the TIR remained stable in the control group, it declined significantly in the AID group from 79% to 67% over the second year, with no significant differences in overall glycemic control between the two groups at 104 weeks. This suggests that the benefits of early AID initiation may diminish over time.
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