Changing the type of desks students use in schools could impact the health of our nation…. Obesity is a big concern and some adults are opting to use standing desks in favor of their standard office chairs as a way to avoid sitting during long hours at work, believing that …
Read More »Yearly Archives: 2014
Couch to 5K
ACTIVE Network, LLC $1.99 iOS/Android Although many of our patients may not think running a 5K will ever be possible for them, this app shows that this goal may be more achievable than they believe. It offers very easy step-by-step guidelines and provides support throughout the training period. The …
Read More »Letter from the Editor, #749
This week we find that a lot of information is coming out the EASD meeting in Vienna, and much of it has to do with the use of pump therapy in patient care. There is also a great article that dispels any concerns you may have about starting your patients …
Read More »Editor’s Note, DCMS #208
The FDA works really hard these days to come up with new brand names that will lessen the chance of drug choice confusion. Often times we wonder how they can come up with these names and what meaning they have. With this in mind, this week’s Diabetes Disaster Averted points …
Read More »Stanley Schwartz, MD, FACP, FACE: Introduction, ADA 2014
Dr. Stanley Schwartz introduces himself briefly and talks about how much he enjoying his “working retirement” and actually get more academic work done since he left academia. He also says that he is “having great fun taking care of my patients and advacning the ideas I come up with as …
Read More »Stanley Schwartz, MD: A New Way of Classifying Diabetes – The Beta-Cell Centric Approach
Dr. Stanley Schwartz talks about his groundbreaking presentation at the 2014 ADA in which he outlined a new approach to classifying diabetes based on the health of the patient’s beta-cells. He explains in detail here how the current system of classification is full of contradictions and overlap between different types …
Read More »Stanley Schwartz, MD: Picking the Right Drugs for the Right Patients
Dr. Stanley Schwartz talks about choosing the right drugs for each individual patient, and which ones should be first tier choices, which ones second, and the efficacy we should be looking for from them…. More videos in this series with Dr. Schwartz Stanley Schwartz, MD, FACP, FACE: Introduction, ADA …
Read More »Stanley Schwartz, MD: Positive Effects of More Aggressive Treatment
Dr. Stanley Schwartz relates his overwhelmingly positive experience treating patients with newer drug therapies such as GLP-1 agonists and SGLT-2 inhibitors. He explains that he will sometimes put patients, on the very first day of their visit, on these medications when their A1c’s are very high and, one month later, …
Read More »Stanley Schwartz, MD, Q4: Why Sulfonylureas Should No Longer Be Used
Dr. Stanley Schwartz talks about why he doesn’t think that sulfonylureas should be used any longer, emphasizing that although they were useful when there were no alternatives, there are far safer and better drugs available today. More videos in this series with Dr. Schwartz Stanley Schwartz, MD, FACP, FACE: Introduction, …
Read More »Stanley Schwartz, MD: How Do You Determine Beta Cell Function?
Dr. Stanley Schwartz talks about the best way to determine beta cell function and says that there are actually several indicators that might need to be used. He suggests that there may be several steps that need to be taken including genotyping patients, looking at both classic markers and newer …
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