Prediction algorithms could provide the key….
Read More »Monthly Archives: February 2014
Low-fat Yogurt May Reduce Type 2 Diabetes Risk
Replacing snacks with low-fat yogurt can cut risk nearly in half….
Read More »New Non-invasive Methods Detect Microvascular Changes in Type 1’s
Noninvasive capilaroscopy, laser Doppler flowmetry, and retinal imaging among techniques used….
Read More »Reprogramming of Fibroblasts into Pancreatic-like Betacells
Faster way to reprogram fibroblasts to bypass pancreatic-pluripotent state shown in mouse models….
Read More »Decreasing Sedentary Time Reduces T2DM Risk
Self-reported television viewing may not be an accurate measure of total sedentary time….
Read More »Nasal Spray May Help Treat Gastroparesis
Possible circumvention for anti-nausea drug, metoclopramide, shows promise….
Read More »Diabetes during Puberty Increases Risk of Complications
Girls with diabetes are at an even greater risk for excessive weight gain during puberty….
Read More »Pen vs. Vial-and-Syringe: Which do Patients Prefer?
Early insulin treatment can help but many type 2 patients are still reluctant to start therapy….
Read More »Basal Bolus Insulin Treatment for Type 2 Diabetes
How effective is basal/bolus insulin treatment for type 2 diabetes?…
Read More »Letter from the Editor #716:
According to an article in the Consumer Electronics Association newsletter this week, the shipments of wearable bands including smart watches and fitness trackers are forecast to exceed more than 17 million units this year. The smart band segment will account for 8 million of those units in 2014 with its shipments …
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