Fort Myers

Type 1 diabetes means insulin every day for life, and research here is built around that fact: teams review sensor readings and A1C over months to learn what keeps blood sugar steady alongside insulin. Teens take part with a parent beside them; nobody's insulin is touched without a full conversation first.

Fatty liver rarely hurts, which is why many people learn about it from a routine lab result. Liver and metabolic health research follows inflammation and scarring in the liver over months, with ordinary blood work and conversation at each visit.

Type 2 diabetes research follows what blood sugar does across real days: meals, work, sleep, stress. People keep their own doctor and their own plan, and see how their numbers move over months.