Time in range (TIR): An emerging metric for assessing glycemic control
Diabetes News Nucleus is an initiative by Medtalks, in association with Mankind Pharma, to bring to you new findings in the prevention and management of diabetes.
In this issue we will discuss both interstitial fluid glucose and blood glucose have their own value. Changes happening in the blood are instant, while the same gets reflected in the interstitial fluid glucose after a few minutes. HbA1c will remain and ‘time in range’ will complement it. Through combination of HbA1c and glucose trends, we can select patients on whom we need to work more.
Dr. Sunil M Jain
He is in clinical practice since 1995 and has given a new dimension to diabetes and hormone care in India. Author of many titles, Dr Jain has many publications in medical journals of world repute.
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