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Kidney Function Found to be Affected by Perceived Racial Discrimination

According to a new study, perceived racial discrimination may contribute to disparities in rates of decline… Psychosocial factors such as perceived racial discrimination have been associated with chronic diseases, but little is known about the relationship between perceived racial discrimination and kidney function decline. Researchers led by Angedith Poggi-Burke, MPH …

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Animas Vibe Plus CGMS

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Animas Vibe Plus CGMS The FDA has approved the Animas Vibe insulin pump and continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) system for management of patients with diabetes who require insulin. The integrated system, which features Dexcom G4 Platinum sensing technology, allows patients to view glucose data and administer insulin from the pump. …

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Letter from the Editor, #758

It has been about five years since Dr. Steven Nissen started his public attack on the TZDs. His outspoken observations drove many prescribers away from using pioglitazone or rosiglitazone, and the FDA even agreed with his opinions, which drove the rest of us to stop using the medication all together. …

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