Evidence Intelligence Dashboard

Understand diabetes research—without reading every study

150
Studies Analyzed
864
Evidence Relationships
170
Interventions Tracked
318
Outcomes Modeled
Evidence Comparison Preview
Top-ranked evidence relationships
Tirzepatide
HbA1c
Moderate
Semaglutide
HbA1c
Moderate
Dapagliflozin
HbA1c
Emerging

Explore Diabetes Evidence Topics

Deep dives into key evidence areas with comprehensive research synthesis

How Diabetes Evidence Connects

Every study contributes evidence linking interventions and outcomes. deDiabetes organizes those findings into connected evidence topics so you can move from broad questions to supporting research.

Intervention
Physical Activity
Outcome
HbA1c Reduction
Intervention
Metformin
Outcome
Glycemic Control
Intervention
CGM
Outcome
Time in Range
170
Interventions
318
Outcomes
864
Evidence Relationships
connected findings

Featured Evidence Insights

Strongest findings from our evidence intelligence analysis

ModerateGrouped evidence

Tirzepatide → HbA1c

5 studies
69.0Score
5Studies
strong positiveconsistentModerate
Practical Takeaway:

Tirzepatide shows strong improvement in HbA1c with consistent results (emerging research, 5 studies).

Why it matters:

Moderate evidence warrants consideration with clinical context.

Detailed evidence
ModerateGrouped evidence

GLP-1 Receptor Agonists → HbA1c

5 studies
62.0Score
5Studies
moderate positiveconsistentModerate
Practical Takeaway:

Semaglutide shows moderate improvement in HbA1c with consistent results (emerging research, 5 studies).

Why it matters:

Moderate evidence warrants consideration with clinical context.

Detailed evidence
EmergingGrouped evidence

Metformin Therapies → HbA1c

4 studies
56.6Score
4Studies
moderate positiveconsistentEmerging
Practical Takeaway:

Metformin shows moderate improvement in HbA1c with consistent results (emerging research, 4 studies).

Why it matters:

Emerging evidence suggests further research needed.

Detailed evidence
ModerateGrouped evidence

Tirzepatide → Body Weight

4 studies
65.5Score
4Studies
strong positiveconsistentModerate
Practical Takeaway:

Tirzepatide shows strong improvement in Body weight with consistent results (emerging research, 4 studies).

Why it matters:

Moderate evidence warrants consideration with clinical context.

Detailed evidence

Evidence Collections

High-value evidence organized by strength, consistency, and research focus

Latest Updates

View all →

Recently added studies and evidence pairs

Evidence Comparison Table

Highest-ranked intervention and outcome relationships from the evidence graph

Ranked using evidence strength, validation, consistency, and study depth

#1
Tirzepatide
HbA1c
strong_positiveModerate
0 studies
#2
Tirzepatide
Body weight
strong_positiveModerate
0 studies
#3
Semaglutide
HbA1c
moderate_positiveModerate
0 studies
#4
Semaglutide
Body weight
moderate_positiveModerate
0 studies
#5
Dapagliflozin
HbA1c
moderate_positiveEmerging
0 studies
#6
Metformin
HbA1c
moderate_positiveEmerging
0 studies
#7
Fish oil
HbA1c
strong_positiveEmerging
0 studies
#8
Fish oil
Insulin resistance
strong_positiveEmerging
0 studies
#9
Dapagliflozin
Time in range
strong_positiveEmerging
0 studies
#10
Exercise therapy
Insulin resistance
strong_positiveEmerging
0 studies
#11
Dapagliflozin
Body weight
weak_positiveEmerging
0 studies
#12
Metformin
Body weight
weak_positiveEmerging
0 studies

How to Read Evidence Cards

Each card summarizes one intervention → outcome relationship

Cards combine study count, effectiveness, consistency, and evidence strength into a quick research intelligence snapshot.

Example Evidence Card
Strong

Metformin → Improved Glycemic Control

7.8Score
247Studies
Positive EffectHigh Consistency
Practical Takeaway:

Strong evidence supports metformin as first-line therapy for improving blood sugar control in type 2 diabetes.

Why it matters:

Backed by decades of research and consistent findings across diverse populations.

Strength:
View supporting studies
1

Evidence Strength

Overall confidence based on study quality, consistency, and depth

2

Effectiveness

Observed direction and magnitude of outcomes

3

Consistency

Whether multiple studies agree

4

Study Count

Number of supporting research studies

5

Strength Meter

Quick visual confidence indicator

Evidence scores are generated from aggregated research analysis and are not medical advice.

No ads. No tracking.

Focused on evidence, not advertising.

Secure & private

Your data is always protected.

Always up to date

New studies added every day.