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Chennai, 24th August 2025: Gleneagles Hospital Chennai in association with The Club for Diabetes Excellence (C.O.D.E.), organised the Conference on Diabetes Evolution (C.O.D.E. 2025) – one of the largest dedicated diabetes conferences in the country. The conference was inaugurated today at Gleneagles Hospital Chennai by Dr Nageshwar Rao, CEO, Gleneagles Hospital Chennai in the presence of Dr. Ashwin Karuppan V, Chairman and Dr. Aafrin Shabbir, Organising Secretary, Conference on Diabetes Evolution (C.O.D.E. 2025). The conference witnessed the participation of over 700 doctors, healthcare professionals, researchers, and policy experts.
The conference aimed to create a multidisciplinary platform to share expertise, discuss emerging trends, and shape the future of diabetes care. The C.O.D.E. initiative was established with the vision of bridging gaps in diabetes care by offering education, structured support, and patient engagement programs. Through this platform, patients and their families gained access to Personalised diabetes education sessions, Dedicated diabetes helplines for continuous support, Direct interactions with specialists in internal medicine and diabetology, Networking opportunities for peer learning and community building and Complimentary annual health checks to ensure regular monitoring.
India today stands at the crossroads of one of the greatest public health challenges of the century—diabetes. With over 101 million Indians living with diabetes and another 136 million in the pre-diabetic stage, the country is increasingly recognized as the diabetes capital of the world, said Dr. Ashwin Karuppan V, Senior Consultant – Internal Medicine & Diabetology, Gleneagles Hospital Chennai. The C.O.D.E Conference on Diabetes Evolution is not just about knowledge-sharing; it is about shaping the future of diabetes care in India. With dedicated sessions on research, MedTech, and innovative therapies, the conference served as a launchpad for future-focused strategies that bring together clinicians, researchers, industry, and policymakers, added Dr. Ashwin Karuppan
Dr. Aafrin Shabbir, Consultant Diabetologist and Organising Secretary of C.O.D.E. 2025, emphasized: “We believe that diabetes care should not be limited to physicians alone. Every healthcare professional must be empowered with the right knowledge and skills to make a difference in patient outcomes. Our workshops and sessions are designed to ensure a holistic, multidisciplinary approach to diabetes management.”
Dr. Nageshwar Rao, CEO of Gleneagles Hospital Chennai, said: “At Gleneagles, we are committed to advancing healthcare delivery in India. Diabetes are one of the most pressing health concerns of our time, and our goal is to empower patients and professionals alike with the right knowledge, support, and care models. The C.O.D.E. Conference reflects our dedication to building healthier communities through collaboration and education.”
Highlights of the Conference
The Conference on Diabetes Evolution (C.O.D.E. 2025) was designed to ensure that every healthcare professional—from doctors to nurses—gains practical expertise in diabetes management. The agenda includes:
- Workshops for Nurses – Specialized sessions on insulin administration, the cornerstone of diabetes management, to strengthen nursing capacity in handling diabetes care.
- Workshops on Research & MedTech – Exploring the future of diabetes care through medical technology, digital health innovations, and research-driven discoveries.
- Scientific Sessions – Covering current trends, global guidelines, case studies, and practical approaches to enhance clinical practice.
- Panel Discussions & CME Programs – Accredited sessions with CME points from the Tamil Nadu Medical Council (TNMC), ensuring participants benefit academically while contributing their valuable time.
700 doctors, healthcare professionals, researchers, and policy experts attended the conference and shared the expertise, emerging trends, and the future of diabetes care in India.










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