Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
The field of diabetes research is evolving rapidly, from stem cell therapies to addressing inequities in care. In this EASD TV interview, Vivienne Parry sits with Prof. Hindrik Mulder, Editor-in-Chief of Diabetologia, as he shares his insights into the most exciting developments in diabetes research, the latest issue of Diabetologia, and the launch of a new sister journal, Metabologia.
Highlights include:
- Stem cell therapies for diabetes: Exploring hypoimmune approaches that could enable scalable, off-the-shelf islet transplantation.
- Heterogeneity and disparities: Understanding the diversity in diabetes biology and addressing inequities in care worldwide.
- Patient perspectives: Incorporating lived experiences into research and clinical study design.
- Diabetes research trends: From prize lectures to rising stars, uncovering emerging science and innovations.
- Metabolologia: A new journal expanding beyond diabetes to cover broader metabolic disorders.
This discussion underscores the importance of curiosity, inclusivity, and embracing complexity in advancing diabetes science.
The field of diabetes research is evolving rapidly, from stem cell therapies to addressing inequities in care. In this EASD TV interview, Vivienne Parry sits with Prof. Hindrik Mulder, Editor-in-Chief of Diabetologia, as he shares his insights into the most exciting developments in diabetes research, the latest issue of Diabetologia, and the launch of a new sister journal, Metabologia.
Highlights include:
- Stem cell therapies for diabetes: Exploring hypoimmune approaches that could enable scalable, off-the-shelf islet transplantation.
- Heterogeneity and disparities: Understanding the diversity in diabetes biology and addressing inequities in care worldwide.
- Patient perspectives: Incorporating lived experiences into research and clinical study design.
- Diabetes research trends: From prize lectures to rising stars, uncovering emerging science and innovations.
- Metabolologia: A new journal expanding beyond diabetes to cover broader metabolic disorders.
This discussion underscores the importance of curiosity, inclusivity, and embracing complexity in advancing diabetes science.










