ADA Scientific Sessions 2026 Abstract

Late Circadian-Based Isocaloric Meal Timing Increases Postprandial and Overnight Glycemia: Preliminary Results from a Randomized Crossover Study

By Samson L. Cantor, Sophia B. Glaros, Ila N. Kacker, Daisy Duan

Trial in peopleInterventions

The paper

Samson L. Cantor, Sophia B. Glaros, Ila N. Kacker, Daisy Duan

Clarksville

ADA Scientific Sessions 2026 Abstract, 5 Jun 2026

Presented at ADA Scientific Sessions 2026, poster 2507-P

doi.org/10.2337/db26-2507-p

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