Safety, efficacy of these new classes of diabetic medication require more detailed investigation.
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Structured Personal Diabetes Care Reduced Mortality Rates in Women, Not Men
New study showed women accept disease, implement disease management more easily.
Read More »I have always felt that if my patients used artificial sweeteners there had to be a net positive effect on their diabetes and glucose levels. I felt this way in spite of the often overly-hyped small studies to the contrary. However, based on a discussion with a CDE Dietitian from …
Read More »Diabetes for Cardiologists Part 1
In this week's Homerun Slides, we begin a new series on the role of anti-diabetes medications in reducing cardiovascular risk and outcomes in diabetes patients.
Read More »Lowering Carbs Can Be Helpful Tool in Weight Loss for People with Insulin-Requiring Diabetes
Female, 28 years of age, diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at age 25. She was taught to manage her diabetes with a basal/bolus insulin regimen and meal plan prescribed by health care team. She was taught she could eat anything she wanted as long as she covered her carbs with rapid-acting insulin. Her glucose was in control, but she gained 50 pounds over the first year. She then attributed her weight gain to taking insulin, so she would not take enough insulin to cover her glucose levels.
Read More »International Textbook of Diabetes Mellitus, 4th Ed., Excerpt #2: Classification of Diabetes Mellitus and Other Categories of Glucose Intolerance Part 2 of 6
Type 1 indicates the processes of β-cell destruction that may ultimately lead to diabetes in which insulin is required for survival in order to prevent the development of ketoacidosis, coma, and death.
Read More »Dr. Richard Bergman, Part 3 – Predicting Type 2 Diabetes
Diabetes in Control Publisher Steve Freed and Dr. Richard Bergman, founder and director of Diabetes and Obesity Research Institute, Biomedical Sciences at Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles, discuss the ability to predict the development of type 2 diabetes and the role A1c might play in this prediction.
Read More »56% of all diabetes patients also take medications for cholesterol and hypertension. That is an indication of why diabetes has so many complications; many are related to cardiovascular disease and many of those patients end up seeing a cardiologist. This is why we are pleased to introduce to you our new …
Read More »Obesity-Linked Diabetes in Children on the Rise in the US
Obesity and the form of diabetes linked to it are taking an even worse toll on America’s youths than medical experts had realized. As obesity rates in children have climbed, so has the incidence of Type 2 diabetes. According to the American Diabetes Association there are 29.1 million people diagnosed with diabetes in US, of which 208,000 are under the age of 20.
Read More »December 12, 2015
We are 5 weeks away from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. There will be over 170,000 people in attendance, and the total exhibit space covers over 7 square miles. Most everyone will want to see the biggest and best TVs, or the new cellphones, or the amazing things that are being …
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