Abbott's Stock Falls on Surging 53% Volume as Study Highlights Underserved HIV-Diabetes Market

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Monday, Sep 8, 2025 8:44 pm ET1min read
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- Abbott's stock fell 0.56% on Sept. 8 amid a 53.09% surge in trading volume to $670 million.

- A study revealed 94.2% of HIV-diabetes patients missed screening appointments, highlighting systemic care gaps.

- Abbott's diabetes management products may benefit from increased demand in this underserved population.

- Long-term growth depends on healthcare infrastructure improvements beyond product innovation alone.

. 8, , . A study published in *JAPhA Practice Innovations* highlighted significant gaps in diabetes care adherence among patients with both HIV and diabetes, raising concerns for healthcare providers and manufacturers like AbbottABT--, whose diabetes management products could face increased demand in this underserved population.

, . The findings underscore systemic challenges in managing comorbid chronic conditions, potentially driving demand for and diagnostic tools, areas where Abbott has a strong market presence.

While the study did not directly reference Abbott, the company’s role in diabetes care—including glucose monitoring systems and insulin delivery devices—positions it to benefit from heightened focus on improving screening and management protocols for high-risk populations. However, the mixed adherence rates suggest long-term growth may depend on broader healthcare infrastructure improvements rather than product innovation alone.

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