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Change in Daylight Saving Time May Cause Medical Device Errors for Pump Users

Change in Daylight Saving Time May Cause Medical Device Errors for Pump Users The change which started last Sat evening for the beginning and end of daylight saving time (DST) may adversely affect medical...

Take the Test: The 19th annual American Diabetes Alert(r) Day

Take the Test:  The 19th annual American Diabetes Alert(r) Day is Tuesday March 27, 2007.  Encourage those at risk for developing type 2 diabetes to take the American...

FDA Okays First Direct Renin Inhibitor for Hypertension

FDA Okays First Direct Renin Inhibitor for Hypertension The FDA has approved aliskiren (Tektuma), the first oral direct renin inhibitor for treatment of hypertension. The...

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Pioglitazone Linked to Drug Interactions With Gemfibrozil, Rifampin

Te FDA approved safety labeling revisions for the antidiabetic agents pioglitazone and pioglitazone/metformin to warn of interactions associated with concomitant use of the pioglitazone component and drugs known to induce or inhibit the cytochrome P...

Strong Evidence Links Soft Drink Consumption to, Diabetes

Those who consumed one or more soft drinks per day were twice as likely as those who consumed less than one per month to develop diabetes

Parents Blind to Their Children's Weight and Their Own!

Researchers with Deakin's Center for Physical Activity and Nutrition Research surveyed more than 1200 families to find out if parents had concerns about their children's weight and if they took any preventative action to avoid obesity in their children.

FDA Okays First Direct Renin Inhibitor for Hypertension

The FDA has approved aliskiren (Tektuma), the first oral direct renin inhibitor for treatment of hypertension. The drug is the first in a new class of agents known as oral renin inhibitors and is approved for the treatment of high blood pressure as...

German Diabetes Risk Score May Predict Development of Type 2 Diabetes

The German Diabetes Risk Score which is based on anthropometric, dietary, and lifestyle factors, was an effective tool to identify patients at high risk or with undiagnosed diabetes, according to the results of a study. 

Simple Breath Test to Detect Diabetes and Monitor Blood Sugars

Researchers have developed a simple breath test for detecting Type 1 diabetes, and say that the new non-invasive tool could possibly be an economical method for tracking day-to-day glucose levels.

Change in Daylight Saving Time May Cause Medical Device Errors for Pump Users

The change which started last Sat evening for the beginning and end of daylight saving time (DST) may adversely affect medical equipment that uses date and time information for diagnosis or treatment. The new DST will begin 3 weeks earlier and end one...

Pioglitazone Lowers Recurrent Stroke Risk in Type 2 Diabetes Patients

Pioglitazone significantly reduces the risk of first-time stroke and recurrent stroke in high-risk patients with type 2 diabetes, a European group reports.

Tai Chi Chuan Improves Control for Type 2’s

A new study suggests that participation in the Chinese martial art Tai Chi Chuan may help boost immune function and improve blood sugar control in people with type 2 diabetes.

Even 'High Normal' Fasting Glucose Increases Risk of for Heart Failure

Fasting glucose levels may independently predict the risk of being hospitalized with congestive heart failure in heart attack survivors and others who are at high risk of developing the disorder.

Heart Disease, Diabetes, Depression Increases Risk for Death by 30 Percent

Heart disease, diabetes and depression can be a lethal triple-play - boosting a patient's death risk by up to 30 percent, new research shows.

Treat The Gums, Treat The Heart and Diabetes

Scientists at University College London (UCL) have conducted the first clinical trial to demonstrate that an intensive treatment for periodontitis (gum disease) directly improves the health of blood vessels.

Health Care $pending in the U.S. Will Double in 10 Years

Diabetes will be a primary contributor to the amount of money people spend on health care in the United States, which is likely to double over the next 10 years - from $2.1 trillion to $4 trillion - according to a new report published in an online...

Risks OF Tight Glucose Control In ICU Outweigh Benefits

Intensive care physicians need to "think hard and long" about aiming for tight glycemic control. "We need to be very conservative about starting insulin regimens the minute someone comes into the ICU."

New Study Shows That Low Carb Diets Are Healthier Then Critics Contended

Premenopausal women who were assigned to follow the Atkins diet for one year lost more weight and improved their glucose, lipids and blood pressure, when compared to women who were assigned to follow the Zone, Ornish and LEARN diets, according to a ...


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