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Robin Goland

J Merrill Eastman Professor of Diabetes in Medicine Pediatrics and in the Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center at the Columbia University Medical Center; Co-Director Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center

Columbia University

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Robin Goland is the J. Merrill Eastman Professor of Diabetes (in Medicine, Pediatrics and the Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center) at Columbia University Medical Center, where she also serves as Co-Director of the Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center. She earned her B.A. from Harvard University and her M.D. from Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons, completing her internship, residency, and fellowship at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. Her research focuses on diabetes management, β-cell function, comparative effectiveness of glucose-lowering therapies, and islet antigen-specific immunotherapies for type 1 diabetes. She leads the GRADE trial analyses examining treatment effects on glycemia, cardiovascular outcomes, and hospitalizations, and has published recent work in *Diabetes*, *JAMA Internal Medicine*, and *Diabetes Care*.

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J Merrill Eastman Professor of Diabetes in Medicine Pediatrics and in the Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center at the Columbia University Medical Center; Co-Director Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center

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diabetes diabetes care health sciences endocrinology pharmacology genetics diabetes management diabetes therapies diabetes mellitus physiology diabetes research adolescent health geriatrics maternal health obstetrics and gynaecology comparative effectiveness study women's health hematology diabetes technology reproductive health stem cell research reproductive medicine b-cell function metabolism diabetic medicine pediatric diabetes medicinal research mammalian biology maternal-fetal medicine fetal medicine endocrine research insulin management glycemic control insulin sensitivity reproductive biology clinical lipidology elderly care adolescent medicine later adulthood continuous glucose monitoring respiratory medicine pregnancy hypertension health monitoring periodontology cohort studies clinical immunology adolescence geriatric medicine insulin signaling developmental endocrinology telemedicine case management older adults treatment and prevention disease progression social gerontology endocrine mechanisms blood glucose monitoring glucose-lowering medications randomized controlled trials cytogenetics high-risk pregnancies comparative endocrinology clinical evidence reproductive hormones population aging in vivo systems diabetic kidney disease renal care randomized trial ideatel study usual care human embryos allele-specific chromosome removal ambulatory glucose profile fetal plasma low-dose anti-thymocyte globulin

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Phase I Clinical Trial of Islet Antigen–Specific Plasmid Coexpressing Tolerogenic Proteins Demonstrates Safety in Adults With Type 1 Diabetes. Diabetes (2026)

diabetesdiabetes mellituscell biologyimmunologyclinical proteomics

Agp Reports for Glucose and Insulin Devices Qualitative Study: What Patients and Clinicians Want. The Science of Diabetes Self-Management and Care (2025)

diabetesdiabetes technologydiabetes managementdiabetes carequalitative researchhealth sciencesblood glucose monitoring

Association of Hospitalizations With Randomized Glycemia-Lowering Treatment in Grade. Diabetes Care (2025)

diabetesdiabetes managementdiabetes carediabetes therapieshealth sciences

Differences in Prevalence and Incidence of Electrocardiogram Abnormalities and Cardiovascular Autonomic Neuropathy Among Randomized Glucose-Lowering Treatments in Early Type 2 Diabetes: The Glycemia Reduction Approaches in Diabetes (Grade) Cohort. Diabetes Care (2025)

diabetesdiabetes epidemiologydiabetes mellitusdiabetes managementhealth policyearly type 2diabetes careelectrocardiogram abnormalitiesrandomized glucose-lowering treatmentsneurologydiabetes researchcardiovascular diseasediabetes therapies

Differential Treatment Effects on β-Cell Function Using Model-Based Parameters in Type 2 Diabetes: Results From the Glycemia Reduction Approaches in Diabetes: A Comparative Effectiveness Study (Grade). Diabetes Care (2025)

Kristina M. UtzschneiderMark TripputiNicole M. ButeraAndrea MariSamuel P. RosinMary Ann BanerjiRichard M. BergenstalNecole BrownAnders L. CarlsonRalph A. DeFronzoMichaela R. GramzinskiTasma HarindhanavudhiAlexandra KozedubWilliam I. SivitzMichael W. SteffesAshok BalasubramanyamNeda RasouliJ.P. CrandallM.D. McKeeS. Behringer-MasseraJ. Brown-FridayE. XhoriK. Ballentine-CargillS. DuranH. EstrellaS. Gonzalez de la torreJ. LukinL.S. PhillipsE. BurgessD. OlsonM. RheeP. WilsonT.S. RainesJ. BoersJ. CostelloM. Maher-AlbertelliR. MungaraL. SavoyeC.A. WhiteC. GullettL. HollowayF. MoreheadS. PersonM. SibymonS. TanukondaC. AdamsA. RossA. BalasubramanyamR. GabaE. Gonzalez HatteryA. IdeozuJ. JimenezG. MontesC. WrightP. HollanderE. RoeA. JacksonA. SmileyP. BurtL. EstradaK. ChionhF. Ismail-BeigiC. Falck-YtterL. Sayyed KassemA. SoodM. TiktinT. KulowC. NewmanK.A. StancilB. CramerJ. IacoboniM.V. KononetsC. SandersL. TuckerA. WernerA. MaxwellG. McPheeC. PatelL. ColosimoA. KrolR. GolandJ. PringL. AlfanoP. KringasC. HausheerJ. TejadaK. GumpelA. KirpitchH. SchneierJ.B. GreenH. AbouAssiR. ChatterjeeM.N. FeinglosJ. English JonesS.A. KhanJ.B. KimpelR.P. ZimmerM. FurstB.M. SatterwhiteC.R. Thacker

medicinediabetescomparative effectiveness studydiabetes mellitusdiabetes managementmodel comparisonchronic diseasesdisease managementmodel-based parameterssystems biologymetabolic syndromeinsulin managementhypertensiondiabetes carephysiologydiabetic medicinediabetes therapiesdiabetes researchobesityendocrinologyb-cell functiondifferential treatment effects

Glucose-Lowering Medications, Glycemia, and Cognitive Outcomes. JAMA Internal Medicine (2025)

psychiatrycognitive impairmentdiabetesdiabetes mellitusdiabetes managementcognitive outcomesdiabetes therapies

Weight Gain Was Associated With Worsening Glycemia and Cardiovascular and Kidney Outcomes in Patients With Type 2 Diabetes Independent of Diabetes Medication in the Grade Randomized Controlled Trial. Diabetes Care (2025)

Deborah J. WexlerW. Timothy GarveyAlokananda GhoshErin J. KazemiHeidi Krause-SteinraufAndrew J. AhmannJanet Brown-FridaySabina CasulaAndrea L. CherringtonTom A. ElasyStephen P. FortmannJonathan A. KrakoffSunder MudaliarMargaret TiktinNaji YounesJP CrandallMD McKeeS Behringer-MasseraJ Brown-FridayE XhoriK Ballentine-CargillS DuranH EstrellaS Gonzalez de la torreJ LukinLS PhillipsE BurgessD OlsonM RheeP WilsonTS RainesJ BoersJ CostelloM Maher-AlbertelliR MungaraL SavoyeCA WhiteC GullettL HollowayF MoreheadS PersonM SibymonS TanukondaC AdamsA RossA BalasubramanyamR GabaE Gonzalez HatteryA IdeozuJ JimenezG MontesC WrightP HollanderE RoeA JacksonA SmileyP BurtL EstradaK ChionhF Ismail-BeigiC Falck-YtterL Sayyed KassemA SoodM TiktinT KulowC NewmanKA StancilB CramerJ IacoboniMV KononetsC SandersL TuckerA WernerA MaxwellG McPheeC PatelL ColosimoA KrolR GolandJ PringL AlfanoP KringasC HausheerJ TejadaK GumpelA KirpitchH SchneierJB GreenH AbouAssiR ChatterjeeMN FeinglosJ English JonesSA KhanJB KimpelRP ZimmerM FurstBM SatterwhiteCR ThackerK Evans KreiderCN Mariash

obesity medicinemedicinediabetes medicationcardiovascular researchcardiovascular diseaseweight gainstrokecohort studiesweight disordersdisease progressionepidemiologytreatment optionsprospective cohort studieshypertensiondiabetes carenephrologyglobal healthclinical lipidologyendocrinologyretrospective cohort studieskidney outcomes

1247-P: Outcomes of Pregnancies Complicated by Type 1 Diabetes in a Diverse Patient Population at an Urban Diabetes Center. Diabetes (2024)

gynecologydiabetesobstetrics and gynaecologydiabetes mellitusmaternal healthwomen's healthdiabetes carediabetes researchhealth sciences

Association of Baseline Factors With Glycemic Outcomes in Grade: A Comparative Effectiveness Randomized Clinical Trial. Diabetes Care (2024)

W. Timothy GarveyRobert M. CohenNicole M. ButeraErin J. KazemiNaji YounesSamuel P. RosinColleen E. SurattAndrew AhmannPriscilla A. HollanderJonathan KrakoffCatherine L. MartinElizabeth SeaquistMichael W. SteffesJohn M. LachinJ.P. CrandallM.D. McKeeS. Behringer-MasseraJ. Brown-FridayE. XhoriK. Ballentine-CargillS. DuranH. EstrellaS. Gonzalez de la torreJ. LukinL.S. PhillipsE. BurgessD. OlsonM. RheeP. WilsonT.S. RainesJ. BoersJ. CostelloM. Maher-AlbertelliR. MungaraL. SavoyeC.A. WhiteC. GullettL. HollowayF. MoreheadS. PersonM. SibymonS. TanukondaC. AdamsA. RossA. BalasubramanyamR. GabaE. Gonzalez HatteryA. IdeozuJ. JimenezG. MontesC. WrightP. HollanderE. RoeA. JacksonA. SmileyP. BurtL. EstradaK. ChionhF. Ismail-BeigiC. Falck-YtterL. Sayyed KassemA. SoodM. TiktinT. KulowC. NewmanK.A. StancilB. CramerJ. IacoboniM.V. KononetsC. SandersL. TuckerA. WernerA. MaxwellG. McPheeC. PatelL. ColosimoA. KrolR. GolandJ. PringL. AlfanoP. KringasC. HausheerJ. TejadaK. GumpelA. KirpitchH. SchneierJ.B. GreenH. AbouAssiR. ChatterjeeM.N. FeinglosJ. English JonesS.A. KhanJ.B. KimpelR.P. ZimmerM. FurstB.M. SatterwhiteC.R. ThackerK. Evans KreiderC.N. MariashK.J. Mather

comparative effectivenessdiabetespediatricsbiostatisticsdiabetes careglycemic outcomeshealth sciencesbaseline factors

Cardiovascular Outcomes in Grade (Glycemia Reduction Approaches in Type 2 Diabetes: A Comparative Effectiveness Study). Circulation (2024)

Jennifer B. GreenBrendan M. EverettAlokananda GhoshNaji YounesHeidi Krause-SteinraufJoshua BarzilayCyrus DesouzaSilvio E. InzucchiYashashwi PokharelDavid SchadeAlexandra ScrymgeourMeng H. TanKristina M. UtzschneiderSunder MudaliarJ.P. CrandallM.D. McKeeS. Behringer-MasseraJ. Brown-FridayE. XhoriK. Ballentine-CargillS. DuranH. EstrellaS. Gonzalez de la TorreJ. LukinL.S. PhillipsE. BurgessD. OlsonM. RheeP. WilsonT.S. RainesJ. BoersJ. CostelloM. Maher-AlbertelliR. MungaraL. SavoyeC.A. WhiteC. GullettL. HollowayF. MoreheadS. PersonM. SibymonS. TanukondaC. AdamsA. RossA. BalasubramanyamR. GabaE. Gonzalez HatteryA. IdeozuJ. JimenezG. MontesC. WrightP. HollanderE. RoeA. JacksonA. SmileyP. BurtL. EstradaK. ChionhF. Ismail-BeigiC. Falck-YtterL. Sayyed KassemA. SoodM. TiktinT. KulowC. NewmanK.A. StancilB. CramerJ. IacoboniM.V. KononetsC. SandersL. TuckerA. WernerA. MaxwellG. McPheeC. PatelL. ColosimoA. KrolR. GolandJ. PringL. AlfanoP. KringasC. HausheerJ. TejadaK. GumpelA. KirpitchH. SchneierH. AbouAssiR. ChatterjeeM.N. FeinglosJ. English JonesS.A. KhanJ.B. KimpelR.P. ZimmerM. FurstB.M. SatterwhiteC.R. ThackerK. Evans KreiderC.N. MariashK.J. MatherH.M. Ismail

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Robin Goland

J Merrill Eastman Professor of Diabetes in Medicine Pediatrics and in the Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center at the Columbia University Medical Center; Co-Director Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center

Columbia University

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Columbia University

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P&S Clinical

MED Endocrinology

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Columbia University

J Merrill Eastman Professor of Diabetes in Medicine Pediatrics and in the Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center at the Columbia University Medical Center; Co-Director Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center

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Notable Federal Grants

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Phase I Clinical Trial of Islet Antigen–Specific Plasmid Coexpressing Tolerogenic Proteins Demonstrates Safety in Adults With Type 1 Diabetes. Diabetes (2026)

diabetesdiabetes mellituscell biologyimmunologyclinical proteomics

Agp Reports for Glucose and Insulin Devices Qualitative Study: What Patients and Clinicians Want. The Science of Diabetes Self-Management and Care (2025)

diabetesdiabetes technologydiabetes managementdiabetes carequalitative researchhealth sciencesblood glucose monitoring

Association of Hospitalizations With Randomized Glycemia-Lowering Treatment in Grade. Diabetes Care (2025)

diabetesdiabetes managementdiabetes carediabetes therapieshealth sciences

Glucose-Lowering Medications, Glycemia, and Cognitive Outcomes. JAMA Internal Medicine (2025)

psychiatrycognitive impairmentdiabetesdiabetes mellitusdiabetes managementcognitive outcomesdiabetes therapies

1247-P: Outcomes of Pregnancies Complicated by Type 1 Diabetes in a Diverse Patient Population at an Urban Diabetes Center. Diabetes (2024)

gynecologydiabetesobstetrics and gynaecologydiabetes mellitusmaternal healthwomen's healthdiabetes carediabetes researchhealth sciences

Association of Baseline Factors With Glycemic Outcomes in Grade: A Comparative Effectiveness Randomized Clinical Trial. Diabetes Care (2024)

comparative effectivenessdiabetespediatricsbiostatisticsdiabetes careglycemic outcomeshealth sciencesbaseline factors

Cardiovascular Outcomes in Grade (Glycemia Reduction Approaches in Type 2 Diabetes: A Comparative Effectiveness Study). Circulation (2024)

diabetescomparative effectiveness studycardiologyhealth policyrespiratory medicinepublic healthcardiovascular outcomeshealth sciences

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