(S01A) Diabetes Device-Related Skin Reactions in Skin of Color

Diabetes technology is well-documented to improve health outcomes for people with diabetes. However, adoption is hindered by skin reactions to diabetes devices. Prior studies report a high prevalence of these skin reactions but do not stratify findings by skin type or color, and often only include white/Caucasian patients. A cross-sectional survey was distributed online to identify the rates and types of skin reactions to diabetes devices in people of color and differing skin tones.

Complete list of authors of the research with names, credentials, and institutional affiliations (a list of authors of the research, not a list of presenters).: Crystal Diaz, BS, PA-S, Stanford University School of Medicine
Mitchell Barnett, Pharm.D., MS, Stanford University School of Medicine
Eric J. Ip, Pharm.D., APh, BCPS, CSCS, CDCES, FCSHP, Stanford University School of Medicine

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