<qa>  What is the most diabetogenic medication they receive after transplantation?1.2 Immunosuppression for Transplant Patients with Diabetes: The utilization of a calcineurin inhibitor in combination with steroids has contributed to the improved success of transplantation seen since the introduction of cyclosporine in 1983. Prograf, also a calcineurin inhibitor was introduce later 1989 and was associated with further improvement in results. Newer immunosuppressive medication has been introduced since then. There has been interest in the transplant community to use the new agents to achieve steroid minimization or avoidance. These strategies are very appealing for the diabetic patients as both steroids and calcineurin inhibitors are the most diabetogenic medication they receive after transplantation. 