Beatrice Lupsa

Beatrice Lupsa, MD is an Assistant Professor of Medicine (Endocrinology) at Yale School of Medicine, specializing in Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes management. Her clinical focus emphasizes cutting-edge technologies like continuous glucose monitors and insulin pumps. She chairs the Clinical Competency Committee for the Endocrinology Fellowship and collaborates with nurse practitioners and dieticians at the Yale Medicine Diabetes Center. Dr. Lupsa’s expertise spans medical and educational diabetes management, with a commitment to advancing patient outcomes through innovative therapies.

Education:

• MD: University Med & Pharm, 2000
• Residency: Bridgeport Hospital, 2007
• Clinical Fellowship: National Institutes of Health, 2009

Research Interests: Diabetes technology adoption, osteoporosis prevention in chronic conditions, and optimizing treatment protocols for insulin resistance. Her work bridges clinical care with translational research, particularly in SGLT2 inhibitors and hybrid closed-loop systems.

Professional Activities: Reviewer for BMJ Open; member of the American Board of Internal Medicine’s Endocrinology Item-Writing Task Force; frequent lecturer on diabetes technology and cardiovascular protection strategies.

Labs/Teams: Active member of Yale Diabetes Center and Bone Center, leading multidisciplinary teams for integrated patient care.