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DIC Newsletter Issue 374

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The Secrets of Alternate Site Testing

If we could get our patients to test more often we would get better results. But finger sticks hurt so why don't our patients use alternate site testing. This one page handout helps your patients understand how to get rid of the pain.

No More Fat Kids, A Pediatrician’s Guide for Safe and Effective Weight Loss. 

Dr. James R. Bailes' new book No More Fat Kids, A Pediatrician's Guide for Safe and Effective Weight Loss, has raised some controversy in the medical community, but I had it reviewed by one of my interns who has a 6 year old child, and to her it made...

My Pump Choice

Lisa Long, PharmD. Candidate 2008, University of Florida just finished her endo rotation with me and offers her personal opinion of her favourite insulin pump.

This Week's Cartoon

Theresa L. Garnero, ARNP, CDE, returns with a new cartoon. Check it out.

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Less Insulin In the Brain Key to a Long Life

Good, old-fashioned diet and exercise might keep you young by reducing the action of insulin in the brain, researchers reported on Thursday.

Low Glycemic Index Diets Better for Weight Loss

The review found that dieters focused on eating low GI foods dropped significantly more weight — about 2.2 pounds more — than participants on other diets. Low GI dieters also experienced greater decreases in body fat measurements and body mass index.

Magic Pill to Eliminate Disease and Add Years to Life

A molecular compound found in red wine called resveratrol extends the life span of mice by up to 24 percent and up to 59 percent in other animals like flies and fish.

Food Cravings For Calories Not Carbs, Says Obesity-Related Study

People with food cravings want calories, not carbohydrates, says a news study from the US that may have implications for obesity.

Next DPP-4 Inhibitor Galvus Delayed Until 2010

Novartis expected to be in the market this year with Galvus, But the FDA is requiring more studies to determine Galvus’s safety, so they will not resubmit until probably mid-2009

New Diet Pill Expands 1,000 Times in Your Stomach

Italian scientists have invented a new diet pill that swells inside the stomach, giving its users the impression that they have already eaten.

Superiority Not Proven for Rapid-Acting Insulin Analogues

There is currently no evidence available of a superiority of rapid-acting insulin analogues over human insulin in the treatment of adult patients with diabetes mellitus type 1.

Half of Diabetic Patients Not Reaching HbA1c Target

Despite significant gains in disease control over the last 6 years, nearly half of patients with diabetes failed to reach national treatment goals in 2006.

Pumpkin Extract Can Improve Blood Glucose Levels for Diabetics

Results from a new study shows that an extract from pumpkin (Cucurbita ficifolia) may improve blood glucose levels in diabetics, exert antioxidant effects and prevent the progressive destruction of pancreatic betacells.

Interval Training Workouts Burn More Fat Then Continuous Workouts

Taking a break in the middle of your workout may metabolize more fat than exercising without stopping, according to a recent study in Japan.

Flavonoids in Orange Juice Make It a Healthy Drink for Diabetics

Orange juice, despite its high caloric load of sugars, appears to be a healthy food for diabetics due to its mother lode of flavonoids, a study by endocrinologists.

New Study Slams Safety of Avandia for Diabetes

The safety of the controversial diabetes drug Avandia (rosiglitazone) was attacked in a new analysis by German researchers, who found little evidence that the drug improved the quality or length of life and concluded it could actually worsen...

Type 2’s Improve Cardiovascular Risk After Switching From Insulin to Pioglitazone/Glimepiride

In a poster presentation at the ADA 67th Scientific Sessions, Type 2 diabetic patients switched from insulin to a combination of pioglitazone and glimepiride achieved blood glucose control and showed improvement in cardiovascular risk.

Most Internists Are Switching Patients Off Avandia

Though the FDA has yet to advise on the cardiovascular safety of GlaxoSmithKline's Avandia type 2 diabetes drug, some physicians are taking matters into their own hands.

Higher Cancer Prevalence Seen Among Diabetics Taking Thiazolidinediones

Patients with diabetes, especially women, who take thiazolidinediones (TZDs) may have a 59% increased risk of developing cancer, according to a new report.


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