Adopting a Mediterranean diet rich in extra-virgin olive oil may protect people at high risk for heart disease against diabetes….
Read More »Yearly Archives: 2014
Adhering to Diet Recommendations Lowers Metabolic Syndrome Risks
Risks of developing coronary artery risk disease, type 2 diabetes and stroke decrease with better adherence to diet and nutrition recommendations….
Read More »AMA’s Top Five Federal Issues for 2014
Implementation of the ACA, the repeal of Medicare’s failed sustained growth formula, and the proposed roll-out of the International Classification of Diseases, Version 10, top the list….
Read More »How Well Do Workplace Wellness Programs Work?
Lifestyle-management programs didn’t cut health care costs as much as disease management….
Read More »Does Racial Disparity Affect Quality in Cardiac Surgery?
Hospital quality was associated with racial disparities in outcomes after coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery….
Read More »Editor’s Note, DCMS #170:
As soon as someone with diabetes goes in the hospital they are usually put on insulin. Since many of the patients have been insulin naive or only on long-acting insulin the introduction of R or analog insulins can often be problematic. In part six of Dr. Stanley Schwartz’s Homerun Slides …
Read More »Therapy of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus, Update, Part 6
In this week’s Homerun Slides, Dr. Stanley Schwartz reviews some of the treatments patients have received in-hospital when under physical stress and compares the results of different treatment regimens….
Read More »Joslin’s Diabetes Deskbook, Updated 2nd Ed., Excerpt #40: Multiple Treatments for a Multicomponent Condition, Part 1
Please note that the source for this excerpt was misidentified on our initial publication. We have since corrected this mistake with the correct attribution. Richard S. Beaser, MD Introduction The current term "type 2 diabetes" represents an evolution in terminology reflecting a progression in the understanding of this condition. The …
Read More »Letter from the Editor, #710:
The new year is finally here which means the Affordable Care Act started this past Wednesday. The start-up has been fraught with computer problems, misrepresentations, and half-truths from all sides of the political spectrum. As a medical professional, however, the real question is, will patients be better off? Last Thursday, …
Read More »Personalized Discussion Guide for Your Next Visit to the Doctor
Personalized Discussion Guide for Your Next Visit to the Doctor Prepare your patients for their next office visit. Provide this printout pdf form for your patients and have them circle the questions they don’t understand or want to discuss further, or just add their own. A great way to get …
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