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Rounding off 2021, Novo Nordisk research was featured at the congress of the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) , which took place as a virtual event in the beginning of December. The IDF congress is held every two years, offering a forum to exchange and develop insights into a wide spectrum of diabetes-related topics. There is a core focus on the latest scientific advances in diabetes care and beyond, and other recurrent themes include efforts to improve diabetes education and awareness.
This year, the Novo Nordisk-related presentations focused mostly on the real-world use of the combination of insulin degludec and insulin aspart.