How Sweet It Is: Medscape at ADA 2026
May 13, 2026 | ADA2026, Diabetes Education, Sugar Queens
The energy is building as we prepare to head to New Orleans, LA, for the annual scientific sessions of the American Diabetes Association from June 4-8. The Medscape Diabetes and Endocrinology team is ready to deliver an unforgettable experience packed with innovation, connection, and real-world impact.
The team will host educational symposia on the field’s most pressing topics, presenting posters on the real-world impact of Medscape CME, and welcoming The Sugar Queens to our booth for a live recording of their award winning podcast: The CGM Sweet Talk with the Sugar Queens.
Experience “The Sugar Queens” Live!
The Sugar Queens are on a mission to change how clinicians approach diabetes care. With a bold, no-nonsense style, Jennifer Goldman, PharmD, CDCES, BC-ADM, FCCP; Davida F. Kruger, MSN, APN-BC, BC-ADM; and Eden M. Miller, DO, D-ABOM, D-ACD cut through the complexity of CGM, lifestyle interventions, and medication management — delivering the kind of “sweet talk” that moves the needle in practice.
Every episode tackles the questions clinicians actually face: Who benefits from CGM? How do you optimize treatment? And how do you navigate the real-world barriers of access, disparities, and patient adherence?
The first season garnered 213,500+ views on YouTube, 1,372,813 social media reach, and led to measurable impact on Medscape diabetes information seeking, including:
- 50,000+ downloads of WebMD infographics on prediabetes screening
- 150,000 healthcare professionals engaged with live symposia on GLP-1 RAs and stroke risk
- 30% increase in CME completions for Comprehensive Type 2 Diabetes Management
Attendees can stop by booth #2225 on Saturday, June 6th for a live guest appearance from the Sugar Queens at 2 pm.
Ignite Your Practice With Interactive Symposia
There will be 3 Medscape symposia at this year’s conference, covering hot topics in diabetes and endocrinology care. Sessions are interactive by design; clinicians can race colleagues through case challenges, step into live clinics with simulated patients, and walk away with concrete strategies for translating evidence into practice.
To attend these sessions and earn credit, register using the links below.
- On Track With Chronic Kidney Disease: The Race to Early Detection and Risk Reduction in Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes
- Breaking the Routine: Modernizing Mealtime Insulin Management in People With Type 1 Diabetes
- The CGM Blueprint: Incorporating Technology to Empower People With Type 2 Diabetes
Real Impact, Real Results: Visit Us in the Poster Hall
Medscape’s commitment to excellence goes beyond content—we measure how education changes lives. We are proud to present 4 posters at the scientific sessions demonstrating how Medscape’s CME programs significantly boost clinician knowledge, and confidence, and improve clinical decision-making in obesity and diabetes management. Translating into real changes in clinical practice.
For more information and to see the findings in person, come by the poster hall.
Late Breaking Poster Sessions:
- Automated Insulin Delivery in T2D (Poster #: 2877-LB)
- PCP Knowledge in Obesity Management (Poster #: 3086-LB)
- Obesity Management in Cardiology (Poster #: 3087-LB)
- The Power of Patient Simulation (Poster #: 3088-LB)
Stop by Booth #2225 to connect with our team and see how we can support your journey in diabetes and endocrinology education!
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