Where Science Meets Real-World Applications

ATTD-ASIA is a groundbreaking expansion of ATTD – the leading international meeting point where clinicians, diabetes care providers, researchers, industries, investors, reimbursement authorities, and people with diabetes assemble with the aim of sharing knowledge and developing collaborations.

We’re working to provide a Scientific Program filled with the latest therapies for diabetes management!

You are invited to explore the initial Scientific Program structure

 * Subject to changes. Correct as of 1 June 2026

Initial Titles & Speakers

Opening Lecture: Toward the Development of Personalized Diabetes Care

Kohjiro Ueki, Japan

Education and Early Career Development for Diabetes Care Teams

Anastasia Albanese-O’Neill, USA

Using CGM to Understand Preeclampsia

Naoko Arata, Japan

Prevalence of Other Types of Diabetes in Asia

Juliana Chan, Hong Kong PRC

AI and Hypoglycemia Prediction

Pratik Choudhary, UK

CGM and AID in Chronic Kidney Disease

Elaine Chow, Hong Kong PRC

Strategies To Improve Clinical Adoption for Emerging Therapies for Type 1 Diabetes

Thomas Danne, Portugal

Move to Improve: Co-Designing a Hospital-Based Physical Activity Program for Children With Chronic Health Conditions

Elizabeth Davis, Australia

Most Youth with Diabetes Using Advanced Hybrid Closed-Loop Therapy Don’t Attain Glycaemic Targets: What More Can We Do?

Martin de Bock, New Zealand

Responsible AI Use in Diabetes Care

Amit Dey, India

Using GLP-1 Analogues to Prevent Gestational Diabetes

Judie Dodd, Australia

Exercise and Type 1 Diabetes

Klemen Dovc, Slovenia

Diabetes in Asia: Implications for Subtyping; and CGM Accuracyf

Daphne Gardner, Singapore

Consensus on Incretin Use
in T1D

Satish Garg, USA

Regional Perspectives Regarding Diabetes Technology

Amit Gupta, India

Youth-Onset T2D in Asia:
Bridging Guidelines and Real-World Practice

Muhammad Yazid Jalaludin, Malaysia

Evaluation Of CGM-Based Insulin Dose Guidance System In People With T1D And T2D: Single-Arm Feasibility Study

Andrej Janež, Slovenia

The Role of EMRs in India

Jothydev Kesavadev, India

CGM and Smart Pens in People
Living With T2D Using Insulin

Jae Hyeon Kim, Korea

National Big Data-Based Insights Into Pediatric Diabetes Epidemiology and Complications

Jae Hyun Kim, Korea

Using Longitudinal Data Collection to Improve Outcomes for People With Different Stages of Type 1 Diabetes in Japan

Noriko Kodani, Japan

Using Longitudinal Data Collection to Improve Outcomes for People With Different Stages of Type 1 Diabetes in Japan

Noriko Kodani, Japan

Frailty Changes The Diabetes Playbook: Lifestyle Medicine That Protects Function

Eng Sing Lee, Singapore

CGM Metrics for Predicting GDM
in Asia

Queenie Ling Jun Li, Singapore

Precision Diagnostics and
Therapeutics in Young-Onset Diabetes in Asia

Ronald CW Ma, Hong Kong PRC

The Use of Diabetes Tech in the Elderly

Julia Mader, Austria

CGM Adoption in India and Challenges

Anuj Maheshwari, India

Prerequisites for Accelerating Clinical Adoption of Cell Therapy in T1D

Brynn Marks, USA

Monogenic Diabetes and Its Prevalence in Asia

Viswanathan Mohan, India

Continuous Glucose Monitoring in Gestational Diabetes

Sun-Joon Moon, Republic of Korea

AI in Diabetes Care: Tool, Teammate, or Decision-Maker?

Revital Nimri, Israel

New Pharmacological Treatment in Children With Type 2 Diabetes

Rimei Nishimura, Japan

Integrating CGM and Automation
of Insulin Delivery Into Hospital Care

David O’Neal, Australia

Novel Avenues for Potential Future Therapies Aimed at Improving Metabolic Control in Diabetes (Gene Therapies, Endoluminal Resurfacing)

David O’Neal, Australia

Lifestyle Medicine: The Six Pillars—Do We Practice What We Preach?

Emina Obarcanin, Singapore

From Prediction to Prevention: AI-Driven Early Detection of Type 1 Diabetes

Tal Oron, Israel

Exercise and Type 1 Diabetes

Takafumi Osaka, Japan

Cell-Based Therapies in Type 1 Diabetes

Lorenzo Piemonti, Italy

Transforming Diabetes Care With Lifestyle Medicine

Siva Poobalasingam, Malaysia

Medical Insights From CGM Beyond Glucose Control

Sarah Price, Australia

CGM-Detected Nocturnal Hypoglycemia and Sleep

Suresh Rama Chandran, Singapore

CGM Metrics in People Without Diabetes in Asia: Differentiating Prediabetes From Normoglycemia

Suresh Rama Chandran, Singapore

CGM in T2D: From Early Intervention to Management

Banshi Saboo, India

Evidence of Using AID in T2D and How AID Could Reduce Therapeutic Inertia

Viral Shah, USA

Barriers to CGM Use as a Behavioral Tool

Amit Shapira, USA

Sex Differences in Continuous Glucose Monitoring Profiles: Insights From a Non-Diabetic Population

Smadar Shilo, Israel

What Can a CGM Signal Tell Us About
Insulin Resistance in Non-Diabetic
Adults?

Smadar Shilo, Israel

Using GLP-1 RA With Exercise
in T1D

Stephen Twigg, Australia

How Can We Screen Children for T2D?

Tatsuhiko Urakami, Japan

From Incretin-Based Therapies to iPSC-Based Regenerative Medicine: New Frontiers in Diabetes Care

Daisuke Yabe, Japan

Clinical Implications of TIR, CV, and GRI

Jee Hee Yoo, Republic of Korea

Clinical Utility and Interpretation of CGM in Prediabetes

Jee Hee Yoo, Republic of Korea