Abstract presentations for Mt Hood conference, Chicago 2025

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Accepted Oral Presentations 

 

The Mount Hood Diabetes Challenge Conference 2025 will feature a record number of presentations on research on the health economics of diabetes, simulation modeling, economic evaluations, and health policy. This year's accepted abstracts span a diverse range of topics, including cost-effectiveness analyses of diabetes treatments, applications of real-world data in economic models, and emerging trends in type 1 and type 2 diabetes prevention and management. Notable studies include evaluations of screening strategies for childhood type 1 diabetes, the long-term impact of GLP-1 receptor agonists on diabetes prevention, and health inequality considerations in diabetes care. Health economists and diabetes researchers from across the world will share insights on predictive modeling, policy-driven healthcare interventions, and innovative computational approaches to improve diabetes outcomes. Join us as we explore the future of diabetes research and economic modeling, shaping policies that drive better health solutions globally.​

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​Late breaking abstracts

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While the deadline for abstracts is now closed we will consider late breaking abstract submissions and will try to accommodate them in the program subject to peer-review evaluation and if space is available. Please contact Mt Hood Diabetes Challenge organizers via mthood2016[at] gmail.com and include your proposed abstract using guidelines below and put "LATE ABSTRACT PROPOSAL" in the subject line of the email. 

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​Abstracts should not be identical to previously published abstracts.

• Abstracts of no more than 300 words should report original work that has not been published or accepted for publication in manuscript form prior to abstract submission.

• The language of the conference will be English. Please submit all abstracts in English.

• List all authors & their affiliations, funding and any potential conflicts of interest.

• Accepted abstracts will be published Mt Hood Challenge website and in the Conference program.

• All submissions will be reviewed by the Scientific Review Committee, and notifications will be sent to presenting author asap.

• Accepted abstracts must have at least one presenting author who registers for and attends the Chicago Conference. Author(s) are responsible for expenses associated with the submission and presentation of an abstract.

• Authors or co-authors can be from industry/pharmaceutical companies.

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