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Diabetes:
Know the Heart Part”

A great new resource is now available to Diabetes Educators and Medical Professionals. Diabetes: Know the Heart Part, is a kit designed to help you educate people with diabetes about the link between diabetes and heart disease. Use it as a stand-alone presentation or integrated into an existing resource.
The Diabetes: Know the Heart Part kit includes a PowerPoint presentation and CD-Rom, Discussion Guide and 25 Diabetes: Know the Heart Part patient brochures.

To get your Free Kit:
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Open Studies

 

New Study:

Computer Planned
Nutrition Program.

This Program for health care professionals provides complete support for patient assessment, menu planning for individuals, development of integrated nutrition, exercise and medication plans, and menu recipe analysis.
Click here to learn more.




TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE

“Test your Diabetes Knowledge”

Issue 162

Answer the patient case question.

See this weeks Diabetes Knowledge Question.  

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NEW PRODUCT

The “Glucon Monitor”

Glucon is a start up company developing non-invasive glucose monitoring devices for the diabetic market. The Glucon devices will provide continuous, accurate, and real-time glucose monitoring, for clinical and personal use. It attains blood glucose measurements directly from inside the blood vessels. More Info



SHERRI SHAFER

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By Sherri Shafer, R.D., CDE,

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Melissa Diane Smith

Melissa Diane Smith

Melissa Diane SmithAuthor of the soon-to-be-published User’s Guide to Preventing and Reversing Diabetes Naturally brings us part 3 of her series New Nutritional Agents for People With Diabetes and Pre-diabetes.

Melissa Diane Smith



Marilyn Porter

Marilyn Porter

explains how this fits with the future in Refining, or Rather, Redesigning, the Food Guide Pyramid  

Marilyn Porter, RD, CDE

 

Dr. Thomas Burke Ph.D

Summary of Prospective Peripheral Neuropathy Studies of 220 Limbs.  Showing Restoration of Protective Sensation
 
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This Weeks Newsletter

July 2, 2003 Issue 162

This Week...

Quite often our patients tell us – I do okay on my food choices at home but I eat out every day at work, or – If I had more time I wouldn’t have to go by the drive-thru to get dinner 3 days a week!

We tend to scold these patients and they get frustrated. Since we at DIABETES IN CONTROL work with patients on a daily basis we know exactly how you feel. So we have decided to help.
Each week we will bring you nutritional information on your patients favorite “fast foods”.
To see this weeks selections click here.

Paul Chous, M.A., O.D. Doctor of Optometry, continues his series The Many Faces of Diabetic Eye Disease:Glaucoma

While at ADA, I had the chance to catch up with Vijaya Juturu, Ph.D., Nutrition Scientist with Nutrition 21, Inc. Dr. Juturu had just presented his work as a researcher and developer of a new nutritional product for people with diabetes called Diachrome™ Click here to read the interview.

This week’s overview:
Item#4: Inactivity Increases Risk for Progression of Macular Degeneration
Item:#7: Consumption of Tea Products Lowers Cholesterol Levels
Item #14: Simple Meal Plan Effective For Diabetes Control

Check out this weeks “Test Your Knowledge” question. Click Here

Dave Joffe, Editor-in-Chief, CDE, FACA

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NewsFlash:

Aventis Announces Regulatory Submission For Rapid-Acting Analogue Insulin Glulisine in the European Union and the United States.
Insulin glulisine is a recombinant human insulin analogue that has a more rapid onset and a shorter duration of action than human regular insulin. It is designed to be injected shortly before or soon after meals. It is intended to be used in regimens that include a longer acting insulin or basal insulin analogue, and in some countries, with oral hypoglycemic agents to control prandial glucose. It is intended to be given by subcutaneous injection or by continuous subcutaneous pump infusion.


1. 'Polypill' Proposed for All Older Persons to Prevent Cardiovascular Disease*
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2. Breathing Disorder Sleep Apnoea ‘Linked To Diabetes’*
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3. FDA Clears Bristol-Myers to Co-Package Statin With Aspirin Called “Pravigard PAC’
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4. Inactivity Increases Risk for Progression of Macular Degeneration
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5. Walking Increases Longevity in Diabetics, Even When Comorbidities Are Present*
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6. Physicians Urged to Promote Exercise to Patients, and to Set Example
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7. Consumption of Tea Products Lowers Cholesterol Levels
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8. Weight Loss Tied to Decrease in Inflammatory Proteins, Improved Insulin Resistance
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9 Repaglinide Vs. Nateglinide in Type 2 Diabetes
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10. A1c Results Directly Related to Education
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11 Treating Pre-Diabetes with Increased Fiber Consumption To Prevent Diabetes
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12. Heart Rate Recovery Following Exercise as a Predictor of Cardiovascular Disease and Mortality in Men With Diabetes
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13. Homocysteine A Risk Factor For Nephropathy & Retinopathy in Type 2*
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14. Simple Meal Plan Effective For Diabetes Control
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15. ADA: Disease Management Program Cuts Lower Extremity Amputation Rate in Diabetes Patients
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Product Update
A1cNow is Now Over the Counter-No Prescription Needed!

Let your Patients Check Their Own A1c Levels. It will motivate to better control.
www.a1cnow.net


 


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QUOTE OF THE WEEK

"Love doesn’t make the world go round; love is what makes the ride worthwhile.”

Franklin P. Jones

News Flash

Senate OKs Canadian drugs

FDA warns it might block imports

The Senate voted Friday to allow drugs to be imported from Canada, where prices are lower than in the United States, acting for the second time in as many days to hold down the cost of prescription medication.

Even before the 62-28 roll call, the Food and Drug Administration signaled strongly it might use its authority to block the change, warning of a potential security breach and saying it “cannot guarantee the safety of the drugs.”

But that, in turn, drew skepticism from Sen. Byron Dorgan, D-N.D., the chief sponsor of the proposal. He said the Canadian drug supply chain was virtually identical to the one in this country. “It’s virtually impossible ... to make a safety issue” out of the proposal, he said. Read More...>

DIABETES IN CONTROL

Top Diabetes Stories

  'Polypill' Proposed for All Older Persons to Prevent Cardiovascular Disease*
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  Breathing Disorder Sleep Apnoea ‘Linked To Diabetes’*
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  Walking Increases Longevity in Diabetics, Even When Comorbidities Are Present*
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 Homocysteine A Risk Factor For Nephropathy & Retinopathy in Type 2* Click Here

Special Feature

Paul Chous, M.A., O.D

 

continues his series The Many Faces of Diabetic Eye Disease:Glaucoma

 

Paul Chous, M.A., O.D.
Doctor of Optometry


New CE Program

CE: Insulin Delivery:
What Are the Options?

CE Brought to you by Novo Nordisk
The goal of this educational activity is to address the important role of insulin delivery systems in helping patients meet their individual therapeutic goals.
This educational activity is designed for pharmacists, nurses, and dietitians
who are involved with patient
education and counseling.

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Summary of Chromium

“Chromium in Health and Disease”

A Council for the Advancement of Diabetes Research and Education (CADRE) Chromium Summit, held April 2003 in Boston.
The Summit was co-chaired by William T. Cefalu, MD, University of Vermont and Frank Hu, MD, PhD, Harvard School of Public Health. Click Here



Kristina Sandstedt

Kristina Sandstedt

 

continues her Seated Exercise Series: Chair Aerobics.

 

 

 

Kristina Sandstedt, MS



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Evan D. Rosen

Evan D. Rosen, M.D., Ph.D.Evan D. Rosen, M.D., Ph.D

examines the controversy over Low Carb Diets And Recent Publications

Evan D. Rosen M.D., Ph.D



Dr Richard K. Bernstein

 

Dr. Richard K. Bernstein's Corner

 

Dr. Richard BernsteinCheck out Dr. Bernsteins Corner for Insights for Controlling Blood Sugars

 

Dr Richard K. Bernstein M.D., F.A.C.E., F.A.C.N., C.W.S.



Dr. Eric S. Freedland

Dr. Eric Freedland's

Corner

 

Why Focusing On Intensive Glucose Control With Drugs Alone Is Counterproductive Potentially effective, available interventions.

Eric S. Freedland, MD

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Fred Pescatore, MD

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Dr.  Pescatore

continues his series on “Diseases Linked to Obesity and Insulin Resistance” with Nutritional Supplements: What They Do And How I Use Them

 


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