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Man acquitted of a manslaughter charge due to his hypoglycemia defense
Read More »Issue 98 Item 13 First Clinically Proven Therapy for the Complications of Periph
Medassist Group today announced the publication of the first clinical study to demonstrate restoration of sensation in the feet of diabetic patients with peripheral neuropathy.
Read More »Issue 98 Item 12 New Combination Diabetes Treatment Soon to be Launched
Avandia and metformin in one pill allowing for smaller TZD dose
Read More »Issue 98 item 11 Alcohol Linked to Decreased Hypertension Risk in Young Women
Moderate alcohol consumption can lead to a reduced risk of developing hypertension in young women
Read More »Issue 98 Item 10 Attitudes of Internal Medicine Physicians Toward Type 2 Diabete
Internists have certain negative attitudes toward diabetes.
Read More »Issue 98 item 9 Sexual Dysfunction in Women With Type 1 Diabetes
Women with diabetes are clearly at risk for decreased desire and dyspareunia and that especially the arousal phase can be affected.
Read More »A Low-Sodium Diet Potentiates the Effects of Losartan in Type 2
A low-sodium diet potentates the antihypertensive and antiproteinuric effects of losartan in type 2 diabetes
Read More »Issue 98 Item 7 The Diabetes Team Works, Saves $27,000 per Patient
The diabetes Teamwork In Action saves $27,000 in health care costs per patient
Read More »Issue 98 Item 6 Intensive Lifestyle Changes Are Necessary to Improve Insulin Sen
Aerobic Fitness is the major difference in improving insulin sensitivity.
Read More »Issue 98 Item 5 Metformin Found Safe and Effective for Children
Metformin significantly improved blood sugar control in children with Type 2 diabetes
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