László Barkai

Abstract Open-source datasets of glucose monitoring play a critical role in facilitating research in diabetes management and treatment, while allowing the development of Artificial Intelligence models for blood glucose forecasting. While many efforts are spent on patients with Type 1 Diabetes with Continuous Glucose Monitoring, many patients are still relying on Multiple Daily Injection treatment due to lower cost and easier accessibility.

You are already at the latest version The aim of the review is to explore possible connections that might lead to both obesity and asthma; it will explain particularly factors and mechanisms involved in disease pathogenesis, focusing particularly on diet and nutrients, the microbiome, inflammatory and metabolic dysregulation, lung functions, the genetics/genomics of obese asthma, risk of exacerbation, atopy, and response to treatment.

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