Spray-on skin cells significantly improved wound healing versus standard care in patients with venous leg ulcers….
Read More »Monthly Archives: August 2012
Fiber-Added Foods May Not Curb Hunger
Fiber-enriched processed foods promise a healthier version of snacks, but they might not keep hunger at bay….
Read More »New Diabetes Model Delivers Better Healthcare
Using patient-reported outcomes, US clinicians could provide more cost-effective treatment options for patients with diabetes, through the new Southeast Minnesota Beacon Program diabetes model….
Read More »Efficacy of Sitagliptin Plus Metformin for Type 2 Patients
The results suggest that drug-naive type 2 diabetic patients with low beta-cell function would benefit the most from early initial combination therapy of sitagliptin and metformin….
Read More »Lipid Storage Protein Linked to Insulin Sensitivity
PLIN2 regulates lipid storage in skeletal muscle and correlates with improved insulin sensitivity….
Read More »‘Beige’ Fat the Key to Fighting Obesity, Burning Calories
A newly discovered kind of fat in adult humans could help reduce the risk of obesity….
Read More »Endurance Training Cuts Lipid-Induced Insulin Resistance
Endurance training seems to lessen the effect of lipid-induced insulin resistance, specifically by preventing lipid-induced reduction in nonoxidative glucose disposal (NOGD)….
Read More »New Method of Identifying Molecules Could Help to Prevent Diabetes
Method discovers a de-synchronization of insulin secretion which is the first measurable sign in people suspected of developing type 2 diabetes….
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