Begin submission

The submission of abstracts started on Sep 1, 2009 and is closed now since the deadline has passed.

Deadlines

November 20, 2009 Submission deadline of abstracts
November / December, 2009 Notification of authors about acceptance of their papers

Objectives

To provide the latest data on diagnosis, care, prevention of complications and the disease itself in different populations. This include and is not limited to present all facts but also stakeholders perspective involved in the field. In addition of bringing people together who are active and interested in the prevention of diabetes and its complication world wide we develop an environment where they can meet and exchange experiences, discussing together ideas and challenges based on their daily work.

Aim of the Congress

To provide the most complete panorama for a discussion  looking to obtain what in real world is needed to enable efficient strategies and tools for better diabetes diagnosis, treatment and prevention at all levels.

Topics

  1. Prevention of type 1 diabetes
  1. β cells in diabetes prevention
  1. Diabetes prevention genetics
  1. Biomarkers in diabetes prevention
  1. Diabetes prevention practice – scientific aspects
  1. Detecting diabetes risk in different settings
  1. Strategies and experiences how to set us a prevention program
  1. e-health in diabetes prevention
  1. Environmental factors affecting diabetes prevention
  1. Target population in diabetes prevention
  1. Business planning in diabetes prevention
  1. Successful diabetes prevention team
  1. Policy making in diabetes prevention
  1. Barriers in (diabetes) prevention
  1. Challenges in prevention
  1. Occupational healthcare – Diabetes prevention at work
  1. Diabetes prevention practice
  1. National prevention programmes
  1. Prevention of diabetes complications
  1. Drugs in diabetes prevention
  1. Disease management in diabetes – the right place for prevention
  1. Diabetes and CVD: Common soil for Metabolic Syndrome?
  1. Prevention of type 2 diabetes