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This study (n=15,211) found that ≥10% weight loss in newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes patients led to sustained HbA1c reductions and tripled remission rates. Results also indicated that moderate weight loss (5–10%) had smaller benefits. While ≥10% weight loss did not lower complication rates, remission was linked to a reduced risk of microangiopathy. These findings highlight the importance of early weight loss in diabetes management.
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This study (n=15,211) found that ≥10% weight loss in newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes patients led to sustained HbA1c reductions and tripled remission rates. Results also indicated that moderate weight loss (5–10%) had smaller benefits. While ≥10% weight loss did not lower complication rates, remission was linked to a reduced risk of microangiopathy. These findings highlight the importance of early weight loss in diabetes management.
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