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Diabetes care has seen many changes in recent years due to advancement in technologies in medical equipment and medical research thus providing novel technologies such as continuous glucose monitoring devices and insulin pumps. These devices provide real-time blood sugar measurements, allowing for more exact modifications to drug dosages and lifestyle choices. Traditional practices mainly focus on Glucose monitoring and insulin sensitivity in type 2 diabetes. However, contemporary paradigm encompasses both lifestyle changes and medical therapies. 
Furthermore, internet enabled remote monitoring and support for diabetic patients, allowing the patients to have access for the medical help 24*7. Incorporating these new treatments along with the classical diabetes management methods enables healthcare professionals to provide complete and suitable care to diabetics, resulting in improving outcomes and quality of life. Personalized nutrition plans and exercise regimens based on an individual's goals, preferences, and medical conditions have been demonstrated to dramatically improve patient involvement and outcomes.