“Diabetes in Practice: A Comprehensive Guide for Physicians” is designed to serve as a trusted companion for clinicians navigating the intricacies of diabetes care. Recognizing the dynamic nature of diabetes management, this book integrates the latest scientific advancements, therapeutic guidelines, and practical strategies to empower physicians to deliver evidence-based, patient-centered care. This guide is structured to address the key dimensions of diabetes management: • Foundational knowledge: Detailed discussions on the pathophysiology, classification, and epidemiology of diabetes set the stage for understanding its complexity. • Therapeutic approaches: Comprehensive chapters cover oral agents, injectable therapies, and emerging treatments, with practical prescribing information tailored to real-world clinical scenarios. • Special populations: Insights into managing diabetes in pregnancy, pediatrics, and the elderly emphasize the importance of individualized care plans. • Holistic care: Attention to lifestyle management, adherence strategies, spirituality, and mental health underscores the need for an integrative approach to diabetes care. • Advanced topics: Emerging innovations, including diabetes technology, stem cell therapies, and precision medicine, are explored to prepare clinicians for the future of diabetes management. This book also features clinical case studies, illustrative tables, and evidence-based recommendations to bridge the gap between theory and practice. Each chapter is crafted with a practical lens, ensuring that the content is immediately applicable in primary care and outpatient settings.