Which baseline clinical characteristics of patients with newly diagnosed diabetes lead us to providing more personalized care?
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There could be more to working out than just looking good and feeling good for patients with pre-diabetes.
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Does a good night’s rest and your body’s circadian rhythm impact glycemic control?
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The face of heart disease is changing in the U.S., and obesity and diabetes may be key factors.
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Type 2 diabetes doubles short-term fracture risk for older women.
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Do they work for people with type 2 diabetes and obesity?
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Study results should be explained to men being treated for BPH with dutasteride or finasteride.
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Adding a SGLT-2 inhibitor which acts as a diuretic can increase the risk.
Read More »Nuts, CVD and Diabetes: Updated
To date, there is limited evidence concerning the potential health benefits of eating nuts for persons with T2D.
Read More »Can We Deintensify Treatment in Older Type 2 Diabetes Patients?
As a person ages, the concern comes up as to whether to deintensify treatment to prevent problems of falls and other possible injuries.
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