– TCOYD & diaTribe Present –

20th ANNUAL DIABETES FORUM & RECEPTION

The Ideal Way to Liven Up Your ADA Experience–with Colleagues & Key Opinion Leaders!

• Expert Insights
• Professional Connections
• Dynamic Learning
• Open Bar

JUNE 7, 2026

6pm CDT

Hilton New Orleans Riverside

– 20th ANNUAL DIABETES FORUM & RECEPTION

The Ideal Way to Liven Up Your ADA Experience–with Colleagues & Key Opinion Leaders!

Expert Insights • Professional Connections • Dynamic Learning • Open Bar

JUNE 7, 2026 | 6pm CDT | Hilton New Orleans Riverside

New Format, More Fun: Diabetes Jeopardy! Returns to Enhance the 86th ADA Scientific Sessions

After 20 years of bringing diabetes professionals together, we’re celebrating with the format you loved in 2025—now in the heart of New Orleans! 

This year, for those of you who planned on heading home Monday, we’ve moved the event to Sunday so it’s easier for more people to attend while the ADA Scientific Sessions are still in full swing!

As we all know – ADA Scientific Sessions are intense, three days of back-to-back presentations, clinical data, poster sessions, and exhibit halls! By Sunday evening, your brain is ALMOST full—it’s time to let loose, have some fun, and enjoy the show!

Early Bird Pricing Ends March 31st!

ONLINE REGISTRATION NOW CLOSED–Tickets Available Onsite!

2026 FORUM HOSTS

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DR. STEVE EDELMAN
Founder & Director, Taking Control Of Your Diabetes; Professor of Medicine, University of California San Diego; Veterans Affairs Medical Center San Diego

Dr. Edelman is a professor of medicine in endocrinology at UC San Diego and the VA Healthcare System. Living with type 1 diabetes himself, he has authored over 200 publications and five books, and is a nationally recognized educator and advocate. He’s received multiple honors, including ADA’s Diabetes Educator of the Year, AACE’s Distinction in Endocrinology, and was named among the top 1% of U.S. endocrinologists by U.S. News & World Report. In 1995, he founded the nonprofit Taking Control of Your Diabetes (TCOYD) to empower people living with diabetes.

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DR. JEREMY PETTUS
Director, Type 1 Diabetes, Taking Control of Your Diabetes; Associate Professor, Endocrinology, University of California San Diego

Dr. Pettus is an endocrinologist and Assistant Professor of Medicine at UC San Diego. Diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at age 15, he has dedicated his career to advancing care for others with T1D. His research focuses on innovative therapies, from disease-modifying medications and islet cell transplants to artificial pancreas technology. As a physician, researcher, and person living with T1D, he brings unique insight and passion to the TCOYD education team.

CONTESTANTS/PANELISTS

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DAVID AHN, MD

Hoag Medical Group, Newport Beach, California

Dr. Ahn is an endocrinologist and Chief of Diabetes at the Mary and Dick Allen Diabetes Center at Hoag Hospital in Newport Beach, CA. He is a leading diabetes digital health speaker, writer, influencer and innovator.
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ALICE Y.Y. CHENG, MD, FRCPC

University of Toronto, Canada

Dr. Cheng, is a prominent Canadian endocrinologist, known for her extensive work in diabetes education, research and clinical care. She is an Associate Professor at the University of Toronto and practices at Trillium Health Partners and Unity Health Toronto (St. Michael's Hospital).
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PRATIK CHOUDHARY, MBBS, MD, FRCP

University of Leicester, UK

Dr. Choudhary is a Professor and Honorary Consultant in Diabetes with a special interest in type 1 diabetes and technology at the University of Leicester. His clinical research programs focus around education, psychology, and technology in type 1 diabetes.
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JENNIFER B. GREEN, MD

Duke University, North Carolina

Dr. Green is a Professor of Medicine in the Division of Endocrinology at Duke University and is a Faculty Member of the Duke Clinical Research Institute (DCRI). Her research focuses on strategies to treat diabetes mellitus and reduce the risk of cardiovascular, kidney, and other complications in type 2 diabetes.

ONLINE REGISTRATION NOW CLOSED–Tickets Available Onsite!

Early Bird Pricing Ends March 31st!

The most exciting categories of 2026 Diabetes Jeopardy at the ADA will be announced soon!
Play alongside leading experts, watch as their knowledge is tested, share in insights about the latest ADA breakthroughs, and engage in friendly competition:
  • Hear perspectives on the most significant ADA announcements directly from key opinion leaders—delivered in a way that actually sticks
  • Connect with colleagues and diabetes thought leaders in a relaxed atmosphere with an open bar and appetizers (because the best conversations happen over drinks, not business cards)
  • Laugh, unwind, and celebrate the incredible amount of new data coming out of this weekend!

Sunday, June 7, 2026 | The Final Night of the ADA Scientific Sessions

6:00 PM – Reception and Networking with Open Bar

7:00 PM – Diabetes Jeopardy! Game Show with Leading Experts

8:30 PM – Coffee and Desserts

9:00 PM – Event Conclusion

Who Should Attend?

✓ Endocrinologists and diabetes specialists

✓ CDCES, nurses, and diabetes care teams

✓ Researchers and clinical trial investigators

✓ Industry professionals in diabetes care

✓ Anyone who wants to end their ADA experience on a high note

Early Bird Pricing Ends March 31st!

This one-of-a-kind educational event brings together the brightest minds in diabetes care, and we would love you to be a part of this exciting and fun experience.

That’s exactly why we created Diabetes Jeopardy!

Watch and play alongside the leading experts, test their knowledge, share insights about the latest ADA breakthroughs, and engage in friendly competition:

2025 Categories Include:

Diabetes Technology

  • Hybrid Closed Loop Systems with AID (5 different ones)
  • Updates in CGMs (Dexcom, Abbott and Eversense updates)
  • Closed Loop dual hormonal systems (Insulin/Glucagon)
  • Continuous Ketone Monitoring

Cardio-Renal-Hepatic Metabolic Syndromes

  • Approaches to prevention 
  • Early diagnosis with laboratory tests: 

– UA/CR, Fib 4, Cardiac Echo, BNP

  • Effective treatment options:

– SGLT inhibitors, GLP1 RAs, Dual agonists, New medications (Resmetirom, Rezdiffra)

Obesity/GLP1/Dual and new triple agonists

  • Ultra high dose GLP1s
  • Update on FDA indications and the ever-growing benefits on:

– Heart, Kidney, Liver, Obstructive Sleep Apnea, Prediabetes

Type 1 Diabetes

  • Define the 3 stages and the approaches using prevention in stages 1 and 2 (teplizumab or TZIELD)
  • Preservation for early stage 3
  • Replacement for later stage 3
  • Stage 3 approved treatments such as:

– Afrezza (new data from INHALE 1 and 3), Toujeo, Tresiba

PLUS Exciting new data shared at the ADA and more!

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