Dr. Samith A Shetty is a highly respected diabetologist in Infantry Road and is currently practicing as a Consultant Diabetologist at SPARSH Hospitals. With a keen interest in the epidemiology of diabetes, type 2 diabetes in young individuals and children, and Latent Autoimmune Diabetes of Adulthood (LADA), he is also pursuing a PhD on the “Study of Young Type 2 Diabetic Patients in the South Asian Population.” Dr. Shetty has a wealth of experience, including a fellowship in epidemiology from the MRC Unit at Clare College, University of Cambridge, and significant involvement in major clinical trials such as Glargine vs. Premixed Analog, Levemir vs. Glargine, and the ICON and ORIGIN studies. With over 30 publications in renowned peer-reviewed journals, he is recognized as one of the best diabetologists in Bangalore. Additionally, he is regarded as one of the best endocrinologists in infantry road and a trusted general physician in Bangalore. His academic contributions are noteworthy—he co-edited the book ‘100 Questions and Answers on Diabetology’ published by the Indian Journal of Clinical Practice (IJCP) and played a key role in the Indian Diabetes Prevention Program II & III.
Consultant Diabetologist at SPARSH Hospitals
- Expertise in the epidemiology of diabetes
- Focus on the role of information technology in diabetes
- Expertise in Type 2 diabetes in young individuals and children
- Special interest in Latent Autoimmune Diabetes of Adulthood (LADA)
- Fellowship in epidemiology conducted by the MRC Unit, Clare College at the University of Cambridge
- Epidemiology of diabetes
- Type 2 diabetes in young individuals and children
- Latent Autoimmune Diabetes of Adulthood (LADA)
- Study of young Type 2 diabetic patients in the South Asian population
- More than 30 publications in reputed national and international peer-reviewed journals
- Co-edited the book, ‘100 Questions and Answers on Diabetology,’ published by Indian Journal of Clinical Practice (IJCP)
- Investigator in the Indian Diabetes Prevention Program – II & III
- Pursuing a PhD: Study of young Type 2 Diabetic Patients in the South Asian Population
