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University of Houston Awarded $3.8M Grant to Expand Access for Prediabetes Prevention
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University of Houston Awarded $3.8M Grant to Expand Access for Prediabetes Prevention
The University of Houston has received a $3.8 million award from the National Institutes of Health to launch a five-year study evaluating whether continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) can be an effective and accessible tool for preventing or delaying progression to Type 2 diabetes among underserved populations. With an estimated 115 million U.S. adults living with prediabetes, researchers and clinicians from UH Health, the University’s academic hea…
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