This week I was involved in a new sales representative training. There was a segment on how to challenge a prescriber when they don’t seem to really be expressing their true feelings about the use of a certain drug. It wasn’t the kind of challenge we think of where the …
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Eran Bashan Part 2, A d-Nav Demo in the UK
In part 2 of this Exclusive Interview, Steve Freed, DIC publisher, learns about the results of a d-Nav demonstration in the UK where they saw a 2-point drop in A1C.
Read More »Diagnosing Diabetes Mellitus in Adults Part 2
In this week's Homerun Slides, explaining the beta-centric classification of diabetes mellitus.
Read More »International Textbook of Diabetes Mellitus, 4th Ed., Excerpt #22: Pancreatic Morphology in Normal and Diabetic States Part 2 of 4
Islet vasculature: The islet is richly vascularized; while islets comprise only ∼2% of pancreas volume, they receive approximately 15% of the blood flow. Arterioles enter the islet and branch into tortuous capillaries, which have been suggested to contact almost every endocrine cell in the islet. These then converge on collecting venules outside the islet.
Read More »April 30, 2016
This week I decided to drive from Atlanta to Lexington, Ky to visit my dad and my sister. As I got into the hills of Northern Tennessee, it was time for lunch, so I got off I-75 at the Rocky Top (yep, the one from the song) and looked for …
Read More »Bladder Cancer Link Seen Again With A Diabetes Drug
While the risk remains low overall, a new large study showed a greater risk for pioglitazone than other diabetes drugs.
Read More »Connection Between Nicotine and Diabetes
Why smokers have an increased risk of type 2.
Read More »Low Thyroid Function and Type 2 Diabetes
Study finds hypothyroidism tied to type 2 diabetes.
Read More »Can Fingerprints Predict Diabetes?
Fingerprint analysis may offer the possibility to assess diabetes risk through a non-invasive, inexpensive and simple test.
Read More »Do Adiponectin Levels Predict Prediabetes?
Adiponectin level is a powerful risk marker of incident prediabetes in healthy white and black adults with a parental history of type 2 diabetes, study findings showed.
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