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2015 International Conference on Diabetes and Metabolism · 3

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On behalf of the Korean Diabetes Association (KDA), it is our great pleasure to invite you to the International Conference on Diabetes and Metabolism (ICDM) 2015, which will be held in International Convention Center (ICC) Jeju, Jejudo Island from Thursday 15 to Saturday 17, October 2015.

The ICDM is the official scientific meeting of the KDA. The 5th anniversary of this symposium will be proudly accompanied by world famous international experts in diabetes and thousands of participants from dozens of countries, creating much more vibrant and productive environment.

The plenary lectures will be given by Dr. David Moore from Baylor College of Medicine, Dr. Steven Kliewer from UT Southwestern, and Professor Kyong Soo Park from Seoul National University. The main symposium consists of 15 sessions that cover basic and clinical researches on diabetes and metabolism. Participants will have the opportunity to take part in this stimulating meeting.

We hope you will join us and have chances to share newest knowledge in diabetes and metabolism research and to exchange friendship during symposium. We look forward to seeing you in Jeju, the treasured island of breathtaking natural beauty.

Sincerely yours,

Hak Yeon Bae, M.D., Ph.D

PresidentKorean Diabetes Association

Ki-Up Lee, M.D., Ph.D

Chairman, Board of DirectorsKorean Diabetes Association

Dear Diabetes researchers,

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:: Organizing committee

Chairman Ki-Up Lee Co-Chairman Hak Yeon Bae Secretary general Kyung Soo Ko Scientific program In-Kyu Lee Publication Kyong Soo Park Government liaison Doo-Man Kim Education Hyun Shik Son Public Relation Hyuk Sang Kwon Treasurer Eun Gyoung Hong Auditor Hyoung Woo Lee

In Joo Kim

:: Scientific program committee

:: Local advisory board

:: International advisory board

Chair In-Kyu Lee Secretary Jung Hyun Noh Members Eun-Hee Cho Hueng Sik Choi Jin Han

Eon Ju Jeon In-Kyung Jeong Dae Jung Kim Jaetaek Kim Nan Hee Kim Kyung Soo KoSoo Heon Kwak Byung-Wan Lee Dae Ho LeeWoo Je Lee Byung Chul Oh Min Ho Shong Dae-Kyu Song Kyu Chang Won Seung Yang

Members Hong-Sun Baek Bong Yun Cha Dong Seop ChoiYoung Kil Choi Min Young Chung Kap Bum HuhSung Koo Kang Bo Wan Kim Jin Woo KimKwang Won Kim Tae Wha Kim Yong Ki KimYoung Kun Kim Young Seol Kim Sun Woo KimHong Kyu Lee Hyun Chul Lee Hun Ki MinSung Woo Park Ho Young Son Soon Hyun ShinnHyung Joon Yoo

Juliana Chan, Hong Kong Nam-Han Cho, Korea

Vivian Fonseca, USA Akhtar Hussain, Norway

Linong Ji, China Takashi Kadowaki, Japan

Touch Khun, Cambodia Kevin Tan Eng Kiat, Singapore

Doo-Man Kim, Korea Shaukat Sadikot, India

Yutaka Seino, Japan Wayne H. H. Sheu, Chinese Taipei

Sidartawan Soegondo, Indonesia


Regulation of liver energy balance by nuclear receptors

Metabolic hormone FGF21: from physiology to pharmacology

Skeletal muscle insulin resistance in type 2 diabetes

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Plenary lecture 1

Plenary lecture 2

Plenary lecture 3

Friday 16 October 11:30~12:10

Friday 16 October 15:20~16:00

Saturday 17 October 11:20~12:00

David Moore (Baylor College of Medicine, USA)

Prof. David D. Moore is a professor of Cell Biology at Baylor College of Medicine. Prof. Moore’s primary research interest is in functions of members of the nuclear hormone receptor superfamily. As a world leading scientist, Dr. Moore is working to understand the roles of the newer members of this superfamily, particularly their impact on metabolic and oncogenic pathways in the liver. Recently, his lab found that both FXR and PPARα regulate hepatic autophagy and FXR regulates a number of key metabolic target genes including SHP, an unusual orphan receptor. Dr. Moore will discuss his new findings about the mechanism of action of nuclear receptors FXR and PPARα in liver energy balance.

Prof. Steven Kliewer is currently a professor of molecular biology and pharmacology and holds the Hamon distinguished chair in basic cancer research at UT Southwestern Medical Center. Prof. Kliewer has been working on nuclear receptors and their roles in xenobiotic and lipid metabolism. One of his great achievements was the discovery that the fatty acid receptor PPAR-gamma is the molecular target for the antidiabetic glitazone class of drugs. His major research interest is in endocrine FGFs (fibroblast growth factors). FGF21 is an atypical member of the FGF family that can function as a hormone. At this symposium, he will present his recent research on the metabolic hormone FGF21, a key regulator of fatty acid and carbohydrate metabolism. He will discuss how FGF21 causes weight loss and improves insulin sensitivity in obese animals.

Prof. Kyong Soo Park is a professor of internal medicine in the division of endocrinology and metabolism, Seoul National University College of Medicine. He is currently the Chairperson of the Board of Director of the Korean Society of Lipidology and Atherosclerosis, President of the Korean Genome Organization, and Vice President of the Korean Endocrine Society. His research focuses on the genetics and pathogenesis of type 2 diabetes mellitus, mitochondrial dysfunction and mechanism of insulin resistance in skeletal muscle. Recently, his lab identified a novel regulator of fatty acid metabolism in skeletal muscle, small ubiquitin-like modifier (SUMO)-specific proteases (SENPs). He will present his recent works on novel mechanism of fatty acid metabolism in skeletal muscle at this plenary session.

Steven Kliewer (UT Southwestern, USA)

Kyong Soo Park (Seoul National University, Korea)


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Timetable1st day (Thursday 15 October, 2015)

Room Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6 Room 7 Room 8 Room 9 Room 10

15:00-17:00 S1 Special issues 1KDA research group on diabetic vascular

cell biology

KDA research group on diabetic

neuropathy

KDA research group on genetics

KDA research group on gestational

diabetes

KDA research group on diabetes in old age and diabetes self management

17:00~17:30 Sulwon lecture

17:30~18:00 Satellite symposium

18:00~ Welcome reception (F5 Ocean view)

2nd (Friday 16 October, 2015 )

07:30~08:30 Breakfast symposium 1(Shilla hotel)

Breakfast symposium 2(Shilla hotel)

09:00~11:00 Diabetes fact sheet (K) S2 Clinical diabetes & therapeutics 1 S3 Clinical nutrition S4 Insulin action 1 S5 Epidemiology &

geneticsS6 Diabetic

complications 111:00~11:20 Coffee break

11:20~11:30 Opening address 11:30~12:10 Plenary lecture 1

12:20~13:20 Luncheon symposium 1 Luncheon symposium 2 Luncheon symposium 3 Luncheon symposium 4

13:20~14:10Diabetes and

metabolism journal session

Oral presentation 1 Oral presentation 2 Oral presentation 3 Oral presentation 4

14:10~15:00 Oral presentation 5 Oral presentation 6 Oral presentation 7

15:00~15:20 Coffee break

15:20~16:00 Plenary lecture 2

16:00~18:00 S7 Clinical diabetes & therapeutics 2 S8 Self care (K) S9 Insulin action 2 S10 Integrated

physiology/obesity

Committee of the health insurance

and legislation (K)

KDA research group on clinical data

standardization for diabetes research

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KDA research group on exercise

18:00~ Dinner (3F Delizia)

3rd day (Saturday 17 October, 2015)



09:00~11:00 S11 Clinical diabetes & therapeutics 3

S12 Behavioral medicine/education (K)

S13 Islet biology & insulin secretion S14 Special issues 2 S15 Diabetic

complications 2Committee of the

Camp (K)



12:10~13:30 Luncheon symposium 5 Luncheon symposium 6

Luncheon symposium 7

13:30~14:30 Oral presentation 8 Oral presentation 9 Oral presentation 10 Oral presentation 11

14:30~ Closing ceremony


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1st day (Thursday 15 October, 2015)Room Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6 Room 7 Room 8 Room 9 Room 10

15:00-17:00 S1 Special issues 1KDA research group on diabetic vascular

cell biology

KDA research group on diabetic

neuropathy

KDA research group on genetics

KDA research group on gestational

diabetes

KDA research group on diabetes in old age and diabetes self management

17:00~17:30 Sulwon lecture

17:30~18:00 Satellite symposium

18:00~ Welcome reception (F5 Ocean view)

2nd (Friday 16 October, 2015 )



09:00~11:00 Diabetes fact sheet (K) S2 Clinical diabetes & therapeutics 1 S3 Clinical nutrition S4 Insulin action 1 S5 Epidemiology &

geneticsS6 Diabetic

complications 111:00~11:20 Coffee break

11:20~11:30 Opening address 11:30~12:10 Plenary lecture 1

12:20~13:20 Luncheon symposium 1 Luncheon symposium 2 Luncheon symposium 3 Luncheon symposium 4

13:20~14:10Diabetes and

metabolism journal session

Oral presentation 1 Oral presentation 2 Oral presentation 3 Oral presentation 4

14:10~15:00 Oral presentation 5 Oral presentation 6 Oral presentation 7



16:00~18:00 S7 Clinical diabetes & therapeutics 2 S8 Self care (K) S9 Insulin action 2 S10 Integrated

physiology/obesity

Committee of the health insurance

and legislation (K)

KDA research group on clinical data

standardization for diabetes research

(K)

KDA research group on exercise

18:00~ Dinner (3F Delizia)

3rd day (Saturday 17 October, 2015)



09:00~11:00 S11 Clinical diabetes & therapeutics 3

S12 Behavioral medicine/education (K)

S13 Islet biology & insulin secretion S14 Special issues 2 S15 Diabetic

complications 2Committee of the

Camp (K)



12:10~13:30 Luncheon symposium 5 Luncheon symposium 6

Luncheon symposium 7

13:30~14:30 Oral presentation 8 Oral presentation 9 Oral presentation 10 Oral presentation 11

14:30~ Closing ceremony

*K: Korean session


14:50-17:00Room 4

S1 Special issues 1Beige and brown fat S1-1 Keynote lecture: brown adipose tissue: a panacea for the metabolic syndrome?

S1-2 Origing of brown adipocytes in beta-adrenergic remodeling of adipose tissue

S1-3 Bile acid receptor FXR: whole body metabolic regulator in the gut

S1-4 Keynote lecture: innate mechanisms of thermoregulation

Chairman : In-Kyu Lee, Moon-Suk Nam

Jan Nedergaard (Stockholm University, Sweden)

Yun-Hee Lee (Yonsei University, Korea)

Sung Soon Fang (Sejong University, Korea)

Ajay Chawla (University of California San Francisco, USA)

15:00~17:00Room 5

KDA research group on diabetes vascular cell biologyThe search for novel targets for preventing cardiovascular consequences of diabetesRG1-1 Recent clinical trials of diabetic retinopathy

RG1-2 Translational research for targets of diabetic retinopathy

RG1-3 Molecular mechanism for phosphate-induced vascular calcification RG1-4 Deletion of IGF-1R in cardiomyocytes attenuates cardiac senescence

RG1-5 Lactate dehydrogenase deficiency cause cardiomyopathyRG1-6 The role of coxsackievirus and adenovirus receptor(CAR) in endothelial paracellular permeability

Chairman : Doo-Man Kim

Dong Ho Park (Kyungpook National University, Korea)

Jun Yeop Lee (University of Ulsan, Korea)

Kyu-Sang Park (Yonsei University, Korea)

Jaetaek Kim (Chung-Ang University, Korea)Chan Bae Park (Ajou University, Korea)

Byung-Kwan Lim (Jungwon University, Korea)

15:00~17:00Room 6

KDA research group on diabetic neuropathyDiabetic foot ulcer RG2-1 A diabetologist’s perspectiveRG2-2 Management of diabetic foot ulcer from cardiologist’s perspective

RG2-3 Surgical treatment of diabetic foot ulcer & infection Panel discussion 1 Panel discussion 2 Panel discussion 3

Chairman : Kyung Soo Ko

Jong Chul Won (Inje University, Korea)

Young-Guk Ko (Yonsei University, Korea)Ki Won Young (Eulji University, Korea)

Chong Hwa Kim (Sejong General Hospital, Korea)Sung Wan Chun (Soonchunhyang University, Korea)

Chang Won Lee (Busan ST. Mary's hospital, Korea)

15:00~17:00Room 7

KDA research group on geneticsNovel approaches in genetics of diabetes RG3-1 Whole exome sequencing and follow-up exome array genotyping in 3,964 Korean type 2 diabetes cases and controlsRG3-2 Glycemic genetics for type 2 diabetes prevention and control

RG3-3 Using a new bioinformatics tool to impute HLA alleles reveals that three amino acid positions in HLA-DQ and HLA-DR molecules drive Type 1 diabetes risk

RG3-4 Introduction of KNDP-omics study, standardized clinical data based genetic study

Chairman : Sung-Hoon Kim

Soo Heon Kwak (Seoul National University, Korea)

James Benjamin Meigs (Harvard Medical School, USA)

Buhm Han (University of Ulsan, Korea)

Sang Youl Rhee (Kyung Hee University, Korea)

Thursday 15 October

Scientific program*K: Korean session

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15:00-17:00Room 8

KDA research group on gestational diabetesRecent advance in the management of GDMRG4-1 Application of different diagnostic criteria for gestational diabetes mellitus

RG4-2 Insulin therapy in gestational diabetes mellitusRG4-3 The use of oral hypoglycemic agents in pregnancyRG4-4 Obstetric management & fetal outcomes

Chairman : Seok Won Park

Sung Hee Choi (Seoul National University, Korea)Kyung-Soo Kim (CHA University, Korea)

Eun Suk Oh (Mizmedi Hospital, Korea)Soo-Young Oh (Sungkyunkwan University, Korea)

15:00-17:00Room 9

KDA research group on diabetes in old age and diabetes self managementClinical inertia in diabetes mellitus management RG5-1 Clinical inertia: viewpoint of diabetologistRG5-2 Clinical inertia on nursing management of diabetic mellitus

RG5-3 Clinical inertia in nutritional management of DMRG5-4 Psychosocial intervention to reduce clinical inertia among elderly diabetic patients

Chairman : Hong Woo Nam

Hyung Joon Yoo (Hallym University, Korea)

Myeong Hee Hong (Seoul Paik Hospital, Korea)Ji Jeung Lee (Sanggye Paik Hospital, Korea)

Jun Young Kim (Dongtan Sacred Heart Hospital, Korea)

17:30~18:00Room 4

Satellite symposium Sponsored by Handok Why do we need an advanced dpp4-I?

Chairman : Sung-Soo KoongSung Hee Choi (Seoul National University, Korea)

17:00~17:30Room 4

Sulwon lectureTBD

Chairman : Young-Kun KimTBD (TBD)

18:005F Ocean view

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Friday 16 October

07:30~08:30Halla hall1, Shilla hotel

Breakfast symposium 1 Sponsored by JW PharmaceuticalPostprandial hyperglycemia and incretin-based combination therapy in type 2 diabetes

Chairman : Jae Myung Yu

Jun Takeda (Gifu University, Japan)


Breakfast symposium 2 Sponsored by Chong Kun DangThe effect of lobeglitazone, a novel insulin sensitizer, on blood glucose and fat distribution from animal study to human study

Chairman : Chung Gu Cho

Bong-Soo Cha (Yonsei University, Korea)

09:00~11:00Room 1

Diabetes fact sheet (K)Diabetes fact sheet in Korea 2015CS1-1 DFS introductionCS1-2 Incidence and prevalence of diabetes in Korea: a national health insurance database study

CS1-3 TBDCS1-4 TBDCS1-5 Changes in diabetes-related coronary revascularization and lower-extremity amputation in Korea, 2002-2013

CS1-6 Use of anti-diabetic drugs in Korea, 2002-2013CS1-7 Incidence and risk factors of all-cause and site-specific cancer in type 2 diabetes

Chairman : Bong Yun Cha

Kyung Soo Ko (Inje University, Korea)

Jung Hyun Noh (Inje University, Korea)Hyuk Sang Kwon (The Catholic University of Korea, Korea)

Nan Hee Kim (Korea University, Korea)

Chang Hee Jung (University of Ulsan, Korea)Seung-Hyun Ko (The Catholic University of Korea, Korea)

Kee-Ho Song (Konkuk University, Korea)


09:00~11:00Room 4

S4 Insulin action 1Finding the path in insulin action S4-1 SMILE is insulin-inducible corepressor and inhibits hepatic gluconeogenesis

S4-2 mTOR regulation; Phosphatidic acid takes center stage

S4-3 Weight-centered management of type 2 diabetes

S4-4 Keynote lecture: molecular mechanisms for metabolic and anti-inflammatory actions of salicylate and other AMPK agonists

Chairman : Hyoung Woo Lee, Yong Soo Park

Hueng-Sik Choi (Chonnam National University, Korea)

Mee Sup Yoon (Gachon University, Korea)

Steven Smith (Sanford Burnham Medical Research Institute, USA)

Steven E.Shoelson (Harvard Medical School, USA)

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09:00~11:00Room 5

S5 Epidemiology & geneticsRecent progress in genetics and epidemiology of diabetes S5-1 Research in progress: glycemic genetics in African Americans: the AAGILE study

S5-2 Ectopic fat accumulation and Kidney functionS5-3 New risk factors for obesity and diabetes: environmental chemicalsS5-4 Type 2 diabetes genetics in the Korean population: present findings and future direction

Chairman : Hong Kyu Lee, Nam Han Cho

James Benjamin Meigs (Harvard Medical School, USA)Soo Lim (Seoul National University, Korea)

Dae Jung Kim (Ajou University, Korea)

Bong-Jo Kim (Korea National Institute of Health, Korea)

09:00~11:00Room 6

S6 Diabetic complications 1Recent advances in diabetic microvascular complication S6-1 DPP-4 Inhibition and diabetic nephropathy S6-2 The role of exchange protein activated by cAMP, EPAC, in metabolic complications in the nervous system

S6-3 NADPH oxidase as a novel therapeutic target for diabetic kidney disease

S6-4 Recent advances in the pathophysiology and treatment of gastroparesis

S6-5 Morphological change in diabetic autonomic neuropathy

Chairman : Dong-Seop Choi, Hak Chul Jang

Daisuke Koya (Kanazawa Medical University, Japan)

Sookja Kim Chung (The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong)

Hun Joo Ha (Ewha Womans University, Korea)

Jung Hwan Oh (The Catholic University of Korea, Korea)

Tae Sun Park (Chonbuk National University, Korea)

11:00~11:203F, 5F lobby

Coffee break

09:00~11:00Room 3

S3 Clinical nutritionNutrition, cardiovascular disease, and diabetesS3-1 Current issues of nutrition in CVDS3-2 Dietary fatty acids on glycemic control and cardiovascular risk S3-3 Genes, nutrition and cardiometabolic risksS3-4 From feast to famine: biology and pharmacology of fibroblast growth factor 1

Chairman : Sung Koo Kang, Kyung Mook Choi

Myoung Sook Lee (Sungshin Women’s University, Korea)Oh Yoen Kim (Dong-A University, Korea)

Min-Jeong Shin (Korea University, Korea)

Jae Myoung Suh (KAIST, Korea)

09:00~11:00Room 2

S2 Clinical diabetes & therapeutics 1New pharmacologic approaches to the treatments of type 2 diabetes S2-1 SGLT2 inhibitors–from discovery to clinical practiceS2-2 Long-acting GLP-1 agonistS2-3 Waiting for the anti-diabetic effect of new anti-obesity drugs

S2-4 HL5201, a novel DGAT1 inhibitor for treatment of diabetes and obesity

Chairman : Young Seol Kim, Yong Seong Kim

Sunder Mudaliar (University of California, USA)Seung Joon Oh (Kyung Hee University, Korea)

Chang Beom Lee (Hanyang University, Korea)

Jamie Jae Eun Kim (Handok Inc., Korea)


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11:20~11:30Room 1

Opening

11:30~12:10Room 1

Plenary lecture 1Regulation of liver energy balance by nuclear receptors

Chairman : Ki-Up Lee David Moore (Baylor College of Medicine, USA)

12:20~13:20Room 2

Luncheon symposium 1 Sponsored by Novartis Tackling clinical inertia: is there time 2 do more?

Chairman : Ho Sang Shon W David Strain (University of Exeter Medical School, UK)

12:20~13:20Room 3

Luncheon symposium 2 Sponsored by PfizerFrom burning to sleep through the diabetic neuropathic pain

Chairman : Ki-Ho Song

Chong Hwa Kim (Sejong General Hospital, Korea)

12:20~13:20Room 4

Luncheon symposium 3 Sponsored by NovonordiskInsulin degludec: where do we begin

Chairman : Min Young Chung Soon Jib Yoo (The Catholic University of Korea, Korea)

12:20~13:20Room 5

Luncheon symposium 4 Sponsored by LillyA decade GLP-1RA: from 1.0 towards 2.0

Chairman : Yu-Bae AhnMathijs Bunck (Eli Lilly, Netherlands)

13:20~14:20Room 6

Diabetes and metabolism journal sessionSpecial oral session with DMJCS2-1 Plasma glucose regulation and mortality in Korea: a pooled analysis of three community-based cohort studies CS2-2 Assessment of diabetic polyneuropathy and autonomic neuropathy using current perception threshold in Korean patients with diabetes mellitusCS2-3 FTO gene variants are associated with PCOS susceptibility and hyperandrogenemia in young Korean womenCS2-4 Statin discontinuation after achieving a target low density lipoprotein cholesterol level in type 2 diabetic patients without cardiovascular disease: a randomized controlled study

CS2-5 Assessment of the association between mean hemoglobin A1c levels for 5 years and coronary artery disease by coronary angiography in nondiabetic patients

Chairman : Kyu Chang Won

Nan Hee Kim (Korea University, Korea)

Bo Kyung Koo (Seoul National University, Korea)

Do Kyeong Song (Ewha Womans University, Korea)

Seung-Hwan Lee (The Catholic University of Korea, Korea)

Jae Joon Kim (Gyeongnam Provincial Government, Korea)

15:00~15:203F, 5F lobby

Coffee break

15:20~16:00Room 1

Plenary lecture 2Metabolic hormone FGF21: from physiology to pharmacology

Chairman : Hak Yeon Bae Steven Kliewer (UT Southwestern, USA)

16:00~18:00Room 2

S7 Clinical diabetes & therapeutics 2Clinical implication of emerging biomarkers in type 2 diabetesS7-1 Clinical use of new marker to monitor glycemic control

S7-2 Liver and muscle as new endocrine organsS7-3 Diabetic kidney diseaseS7-4 Verification of impaired fasting glucose related-new nutritional metabolites based on clinical nutrigenetic and metabolomic technology

Chairman : Kap-Bum Huh, Yong-Wook Cho

You-Cheol Hwang (Kyung Hee University, Korea)Kyung Mook Choi (Korea University, Korea)

In Joo Kim (Pusan National Uniersity, Korea)

Jong Ho Lee (Yonsei University, Korea)


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S8 Self-care (K)Diabetes and chronic kidney diseaseS8-1 Introduction of diabetic kidney diseaseS8-2 Management of diabetic kidney diseaseS8-3 Glucose management of the patients underwent kidney transplantation or dialytic treatment

S8-4 Case reports focused on the prevention of CKD and cost saving

Chairman : Bok Rye Song, Myeong Hee Hong

Hee Sun Choi (Ilsan-Paik Hospital, Korea)Jung Hwa Lee (Kyung Hee University Hospital, Korea)

Jeong Rim Lee (Asan Medical Center, Korea)

Chan Woong Kim (SD Biosensor Inc., Korea)

S9 Insulin action 2 Insulin signaling: new insights into molecular mechanismsS9-1 Insulin signaling: new insights into molecular mechanismsS9-2 The role of pyruvate dehydrogenase kinase isoenzymes in metabolic homeostasis: lessons from knockout miceS9-3 Role of hepatic ApoJ in the regulation of insulin signaling and glucose homeostasis

S9-4 Common genetic variations in the TonEBP gene determines fat content and insulin resistance via PPARγ2 and adipose lipid metabolism

16:00~18:00Room 4

Chairman : Ho Young Son, Myung-Shik Lee

Kwang-Hyun Baek (CHA University, Korea)

Robert A. Harris (Indiana University, USA)

Young Bum Kim (Harvard Medical School, USA)

Hyug Moo Kwon (UNIST, Korea)

S10 Integrated physiology / obesity Novel insight into molecular pathophysiology of obesity and insulin resistanceS10-1 Reciprocal relationships between insulin resistance and endothelial dysfunction

S10-2 SETDB2 regulates liver damage in response to metabolic stress

S10-3 Defensins as novel therapeutics for type 2 diabetes

S10-4 The role of natural killer (NK) cells in the development of obesity-induced inflammation and insulin resistance

16:00~18:00Room 5

Chairman : In Sun Park, Kyong Soo Park

Michael J. Quon (University of Maryland, USA)

Timothy Osborne (Sanford Burnham Medical Research Institute, USA)

Jang Hyun Youn (University of Southern California, USA)

Jong Soon Lee (Harvard Medical School, USA)

16:00~18:00Room 6

Committee of the health insurance and legislation (K)Partnership for diabetes management of KDA and governmentCS3-1 TBDCS3-2 TBDCS3-3 TBD

Chairman : Tae Sun Park

TBD (TBD)TBD (TBD)

Dae Jung Kim (Ajou University, Korea)

KDA research group on clinical data standardization for diabetes research (K)Toward nationwide registry for Korean patients: importance of standardized methodologyRG6-1 Development of standard reference data for Korean carotid intima-media thickness

RG6-2 The need for harmonizing laboratory test results: promoting clinical and laboratory interaction by harmonizationRG6-3 Clinical data standards in diabetes registry - past, present and future perspective based on the experiences of KNDPRG6-4 Several years experiences in clinical data management and clinical data registry systems

16:30~18:00Room 7

Chairman : Jeong Taek Woo

Wuon-Shik Kim (Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, Korea)

Eun Hee Lee (Green Cross Laboratories, Korea)

Suk Chon (Kyung Hee University, Korea)

Bum Joon Park (TNIC, Korea)


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KDA research group on exercise Exercise in the special clinical situationRG7-1 What is the minimal amount of exercise I have to do? RG7-2 The challenge of managing the athlete with diabetes RG7-3 Effects of exercise on maternal health and pregnancy outcomes

RG7-4 Exercise and hypoglycemia

16:30~18:00Room 8

Chairman : Kyung Wan Min

Hae Jin Kim (Ajou University, Korea)Jaetaek Kim (Chung-Ang University, Korea)

Eun Sook Kim (The Catholic University of Korea, Korea)Ie Byung Park (Gachon University, Korea)

18:003F Delizia

Dinner and art performance

09:00~11:00Room 2

S11 Clinical diabetes & therapeutics 3Lessons from recent clinical trial safety and efficacy outcomesS11-1 TZD and bladder cancer: is causal relationship or epiphenomenon?

S11-2 TBDS11-3 Antiplatelet in diabetics: strong but incomplete umbrella

S11-4 Incretin based therapies and CV safety

Chairman : Jin Woo Kim, Moon-Kyu Lee

Kwang Joon Kim (Yonsei University, Korea)Soon Jib Yoo (The Catholic University of Korea, Korea)

Seung-Whan Lee (University of Ulsan, Korea)W David Strain (University of Exeter Medical School, UK)


Breakfast symposium 3 Sponsored by AstrazenecaNovel strategies of treating diabetes with patient-centered approach focused on SGLT-2 inhibitor and safety and beyond

Chairman : Kyung Ho Lim

Kyu Yeon Hur (Sungkyunkwan University, Korea)


Breakfast symposium 4 Sponsored by MSDThe role of sitagliptin in the treatment of type 2 diabetes patients with cardiovascular disease

Chairman : Hong-Sun Baek

Sung Hee Choi (Seoul National University, Korea)

Saturday 17 October

09:00~11:00Room 3

S12 Behavioral medicine/education (K)Updated educational program for advanced diabetes practiceS12-1 Diabetes preventionS12-2 Vaccination in patients with diabetesS12-3 Exercise in specific situations for diabetes patientsS12-4 What’s SMBG pattern management?S12-5 Medical nutrition therapy for diabetes patients according to dietary pattern

S12-6 The effective lifestyle changes by intervention of transtheoretical model & using lifestyle plan table

Chairman : Hyung Joon Yoo, Hyun Shik Son

Kang Seo Park (Eulji University, Korea)Seung-Hwan Lee (The Catholic University of Korea, Korea)

Jung Wha Moon (Ilsan Paik Hospital, Korea)Kang Hee Sim (Samsung Medical Center, Korea)

Jae Won Cho (Samsung Medical Center, Korea)

Yu Jeong Park (Kangnam Scared Heart Hosapital, Korea)

09:00~11:00Room 4

S13 Islet biology & insulin secretionPancreatic beta cells in the future S13-1 CD 36 initiated signaling in pancreatic beta cellS13-2 Generation of functional beta cell cluster using human pluripotent stem cellS13-3 Advances and obstacles to human beta cell replication for diabetes

S13-4 Physiological and pathophysiological roles of beta cell glutamate signaling in insulin secretion

Chairman : Kwang-Won Kim, Kun Ho Yoon

Kyu Chang Won (Yeungnam University, Korea)Ha Il Kim (KAIST, Korea)

Andrew Stewart (Icahn school of medicine, USA)

Susumu Seino (Kobe University, Japan)


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S14 Special issues 2Liver metabolism and nonalcoholic fatty liver disease in diabetesS14-1 Keynote lecture: ASMase as a novel target in steatohepatitis

S14-2 NOX2 in macrophages: fuel for hepatic steatosisS14-3 Metabolic adaptation of liver cancer for survival and growth

S14-4 Phenotypic characterization of Elovl6-/- mice

Chairman : You Hern Ahn, Ki-Up Lee

Jos´e C. Fernandez-Checa (Spanish National Research Council, Spain)Won-Il Jeong (KAIST, Korea)

Keun-Gyu Park (Kyungpook National University, Korea)Young-Ah Moon (Inha University, Korea)

09:00~11:00Room 6

S15 Diabetic complications 2Cardiometabolic signalingS15-1 Keynote lecture: diabetic cardiac dysfunction: the overfed heart

S15-2 Keynote lecture: insulin signaling autophagy and cardiac remodeling

S15-3 A matricellular protein CCN5 reverses cardiac fibrosis

S15-4 Posttranslational modifications of class I histone deacetylases in cardiac hypertrophy

Chairman : Sung-Woo Park, Kyo Il Suh

Daniel P. Kelly (Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute, USA)

E. Dale Abel (University of Iowa, USA)

Woo Jin Park (Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology, Korea)

Hyun Kook (Chonnam National University, Korea)

09:00~11:00Room 7

Committee of the Camp (K)Education for diabetic patientCS4-1 Role of committee of patient educationCS4-2 Social worker’s role in diabetes camp educationCS4-3 Introduction to the certification of diabetes campCS4-4 Diabetes guide for patientCS4-5 Diabetes academy

Chairman : Kyoung-Ah Kim

Seon Yeong Park (Sahmyook Medical Center, Korea)Tong Hul Kim (Sanggye Paik Hospital, Korea)

Sung Hoon Yu (Hallym University, Korea)Jung Min Lee (Severance Hospital, Korea)

Eun Young Sim (Wonju Severance Christian Hospital, Korea)

11:00~11:203F, 5F lobby

Coffee break

14:30Room 4

Closing ceremony

11:20~12:00Room 1

Plenary lecture 3Skeletal muscle insulin resistance in type 2 diabetes

Chairman : Young-Kil Choi Kyong Soo Park (Seoul National University, Korea)

12:10~13:30Room 4

Luncheon symposium 5 Sponsored by DaewoongReal world data and the relationship to randomized clinical trials: a review of the evidence for sitagliptin

Chairman : Yong Ki Kim

Jang Won Son (The Catholic University of Korea, Korea)

12:10~13:30Room 5

Luncheon symposium 6 Sponsored by Boehringer IngelheimA new approach to lower blood glucose_beyond glycemic control

Chairman : Duk Kyu Kim

Michael Hunter Cummings (Portsmouth University, UK)

12:10~13:30Room 6

Luncheon symposium 7 Sponsored by LGGemigliptin: simple but powerful treatment option for T2DM with renal impairment

Chairman : Hyun Chul Lee

Eun Jung Rhee (Sungkyunkwan University, Korea)


Social program

:: Welcome reception

:: Opening address

:: Dinner and art performance

:: Closing ceremony

Date & time: Thursday 15 October (18:00~ )Place: F5 Ocean view

Date & time: Friday 16 October (11:20~11:30)Place: Room 1

Date & time: Friday 16 October (18:00~ )Place: 3F Delizia

Date & time: Saturday 17 October (14:30~ )Place: Room 4

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Registration guidelines

Pre-registration has the advantage of discount. After the deadline it is not available to register.

• On-line pre-registration deadline: 29 June ~ 26 August 2015• On-site registration: 15 ~ 17 October 2015

• Delegates - Healthcare professionals including physicians

• Public health and military doctors’ registration rates are the same of the Delegates’.

• Paramedics, Residents, Students registration requires a written letter on their affiliation letterhead, with the statement that the registered person is a resident / student at the time of the conference, to be signed by the registrant‘s advisor (Professor, Supervisor, etc.). This letter ought to be sent to the [email protected], with a scanned PDF email attachment.

• Admission to : Opening ceremony and closing ceremony, Welcome reception, All scientific sessions, Sponsored morning & luncheon symposium, Exhibition area

• Financial support countries Afgahanistan / Bangladesh / Benin / Burkina Faso / Burundi / Cambodia / Central African Republic / Chad

/ Comoros / Congo Dem.Rep. / Eritrea / Ethiopia / Gambia / Guinea / Guinea-Nisau / Haiti / Kenya / Korea Dem.Rep. / Kyrgyz Republic / Leone / Liberia / Madagascar / Mali / Mozambique / Myanmar / Nepal / Niger / Rwanda / Sierra Malawi / Somalia / Tajikistan / Tanzania / Togo / Uganda / Zimbabwe

• A confirmation of registration will be sent you automatically via e-mail upon receipt of your completed registration form and the full payment. The payment receipt can be printed immediately after completing the

online registration.

CategoryPre-registration

(29 June ~ 26 August 2015)On-site registration

(15 ~ 17 October 2015)Domestic International Domestic International

Delegates

Member : KRW 100,000

Non-member : KRW 150,000

USD 150

Member : KRW 120,000


USD 200

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Students

Member : KRW 50,000


USD 100

Member : KRW 70,000


USD 150

Participants from Financial Support Countries: USD 50

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:: Payment methods

:: Cancellation and refund policy

- Credit Only: Cash is not acceptable method.- Vendors: VISA / Master / JCB (AMEX, UnionPay, etc. are not accepted.)- Credit processing fee must be paid by registrants.

The organizing committee will refund the registration fee according to the following policy.After the official deadline (26 August 2015), application for cancellation and refund will not be accepted.

- A request for cancelling registration must be pre-notified in writing to the secretariat by e-mail or fax.- Cancelling registration by phone is not accepted.- To transfer registration fee to another is not allowed. R

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Call for abstracts:: Important dates

:: Guidelines for abstract submission

:: Categories

• Abstract submission: 29 June ~ 3 August 2015• Pre-registration: 29 June ~ 26 August 2015• Notification of abstract acceptance: 31 August 2015

The scientific program committee invites all interested participants to submit abstracts for the oral or posterpresentations. The abstract submission operates based on 100% online system. All abstracts will be reviewed bythe scientific program committee and the secretariat will inform submitters of the results via email. Note thatthe committee may change the preferred presentation type of papers in order to effectively organize the program.

Acceptance / rejection of abstracts will be notified to the submitters by 31 August 2015. Authors must registerand attend the meeting. A presenting author’s registration must be done by 26 August, 2015. After the date, the committee will reject the papers of those who have not registered. If you want to make onsite registration, inform the secretariat ([email protected]) in case your research will not be included in the book and program.

• Language: English• Title: A concise title with not exceeding 30 words recommended.• Format: Objective-Methods-Results-Conclusion• Length of body: 250 words• Author: Do not include degrees or titles.• Contents: Extremely simple result with comment “The result will be discussed soon” will not be accepted.• Modification: Until the deadline for abstract submission.• Withdrawal: Written request by email to both [email protected] (Head secretariat) /

[email protected] (Joint secretariat) fully required.

It is only possible to withdraw an abstract until 31 August 2015.Note that fax submissions will not be accepted.

• Behavior, nutrition, education & exercise • Clinical diabetes

• Epidemiology / genetics • Insulin signaling, action & secretion

• Integrated physiology / obesity • Microvascular complications

• Macrovascular complications • Therapeutics of diabetes

• Metabolic syndrome & prediabetes

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:: Presentation guidelines

:: Oral presentations

• Speaker’s preview room - Speaker’s preview room hours Date: 15-17 October 2015 (Each of the daily schedule; Open 1 hour before start & Close 30 minutes after end) - Checking slide-deck (s) at the speaker’s preview room is the single most important action you will take to ensure your presentation is a success. It is required to check into the place at least 1 hour before presentation start time. - Authors should make sure all fonts appear as expected and all sound/video clips are working properly while reviewing presentation slides.

•Slides format: MS-powerpoint 2003 – 2015

•Slides submission: [email protected]

Equipment & software at the preview room

Laptops OS: MS Windows 7Software: MS office 2010 / Adobe PDF viewer

Cables‘Mac – RGB’ cable** This is only for authors presenting with their own laptop ‘MAC’ missing their own cable.

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:: Poster exhibitions

:: Travel grant

• Date: 16 ~ 17 October• Place: 3F, 5F lobby• Mounting: Before 9:00, 16 October 2015• Removal: After 14:30, 17 October 2015• Poster size: 90cm (W) X 140cm (L)• Official Language: English

The ICDM 2015 offers travel grants to support researchers who want to take part in the conference with gainingexperience abstract submission. The scientific program committee will select recipients for ‘Travel grant’ amongoutstanding abstract submissions.

Eligibility Travel grant applicants must meet the relevant eligibility criteria: - Foreigners - Abstract submission - Under the age of 45 years - Meeting attendance

Funding - The amount: USD 1,000 - Each recipient will be provided with USD 1,000 in cash at the Korean Diabetes Association’s booth during the meeting.

Requirements - Passport, Registration

Application method & results - Check the box ‘Apply for Travel Grant’ when submitting the abstract online. - The secretariat will send the decision of the program committee by email.

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Room Type Special rate (Weekday/KRW)

Special rate (Weekend/KRW)

Standard Room

Mountain View 250,000 290,000

Ocean View 300,000 340,000

Deluxe Room

Mountain View 270,000 310,000

Ocean View 320,000 360,000

Room Type Special rate (KRW) Remarks

Mountain View180,000 SUN ~ THU

210,000 FRI ~ SAT

Ocean View 210,000 SUN ~ THU

240,000 FRI ~ SAT


Twin120,000 MON ~ THU

130,000 FRI ~ SAT

Double 120,000 SUN ~ THU

130,000 FRI ~ SAT

Deluxe Double130,000 SUN ~ THU

140,000 FRI ~ SAT

Room Type Special rate (KRW)

Superior Mountain View 250,000

Deluxe Lake View 270,000

Deluxe Terrace Ocean 310,000

:: The Shilla Jeju

:: Lotte Hotel Jeju

:: Hyatt Regency Jeju

• Phone: +82-2-2230-2685 • Fax: +82-2-2230-3687• E-mail: [email protected]

• Phone: +82-2-759-7050~4 • Fax: +82-2-779-1353• E-mail: [email protected]

• Phone: +82-2-325-1391 • Fax: +82-2-794-9906 • E-mail: [email protected]


DeluxeTwin or Double

170,000 SUN ~ THU

210,000 FRI ~ SAT

Room Type Special rate (KRW)

Standard Room(Twin) 98,000

:: The hana hotel Jeju

:: Corea Condo

:: The Suites Hotel Jeju

• Phone: +82-64-738-7001• Fax: +82-64-738-7015

• Phone: +82-64-738-9101• Fax: +82-64-738-9134

• Phone: +82-2-325-1391 • Fax: +82-2-794-9906 • E-mail: [email protected]

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:: Airport Limousine Bus

:: Parking Lot Information

Bus Number N0. 600 Bus Stop At the left side of Gate 5

Travelling Time 50 minutes(Interval: 15 minutes) Fare KRW 3,900

First Bus 6:20 Last Bus 22:00

First Bus Airport » T.H.E Hotel and Vegas Casino Jeju » Entrance to the Yeomiji Botanical Garden »

Hyatt Hotel » Shilla Hotel » Lotte Hotel » Hankook Condominium »

Jeju International Convention Center » New Gyeongnam Hotel » Seogwipo KAL HotelRoute

Location In front of Passenger and Cargo Terminals Parking fees

The pay booth is located at the exit of the lot, Your plate number will be automatically read and your parking fees will be shown on the screen.

PaymentPlease pay the fees to the parking staff. If you have a parking ticket, present the ticket to the

staff to pay and exit.

:: Taxis

:: Information for Airlines

• Fare (Korean won) : About KRW 30,000 • Distance: 40 km• Duration: 40-45 minutes• Select the distance (long-distance or short-distance) at the taxi stop. Since the taxi fare is fixed, please confirm

the distance before taking a taxi.

• Person in charge: Ms. Ae-rim Ryu• Tel: +82-(0)64-747-8870/ +82-(0)70-4009-7998 E-mail: [email protected]


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