Patients contracting deadly infections at clinics offering the unapproved treatments
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ADA 2019 Standards of Care Emphasize Patient-Centered Care
Updates include use of SGLT-2 inhibitors and GLP-1 receptor agonists for T2DM, CVD; endorsed by ACC
Read More »Endocrine Tx Does Not Impair Neuropsychological Performance
Findings observed in early-stage breast cancer survivors followed for up to six years after treatment
Read More »Dec. 18, 2018
Many years ago when I first got into diabetes care there was constant pushback on the idea of a pharmacist managing diabetes patients. The idea that a pharmacist could actually do pump trainings was unheard of. I thought we Pharmacists would be a natural choice because of our drug knowledge, …
Read More »Talk About Leftovers!
As we know, the holidays are very tough for many of our patients who have diabetes and/or obesity. They may have made some changes -- big changes -- in their eating habits, only to get in trouble over the long holiday season, then have a very difficult time getting back on track. The long holiday season can be a disaster to their health. I have found that for most, having leftovers at home wreaks havoc.
Read More »Tony Galliani 2018 Complete Interview
Tony Galliani is the National Sales Director at Companion Medical located in San Diego. With over 18 years of experience, Tony was previously Sales Director of the eastern U.S. at Tandem Diabetes Care. He also held positions at Minimed and Animas, a Johnson & Johnson company.
Read More »Endocrinology Jeopardy: Adrenal for $100!
In this week's Homerun Slides, we begin a new category in Dr. Claude Lardinois' Endocrinology Jeopardy! This week's clue: 1.5 cm mass found on CT Scan 1 mg overnight DST cortisol is 3.3 mg/dL.
Read More »International Textbook of Diabetes Mellitus, 4th Ed., Excerpt #156: Monogenic Disorders of the Beta Cell Part 6
Renal cysts and diabetes (RCAD) syndrome: HNF1B-MODY
Molecular genetics of RCAD
HNF1B is a transcription factor with a role in regulating gene expression in a number of tissues. HNF1B forms homo and heterodimers with HNF1A, is present in similar tissues although at different levels, and binds to the same DNA consensus sequence. Despite these similarities HNF1B mutations cause diabetes by a different mechanism and have a distinct phenotype. There is autosomal dominant inheritance, although up to 50% of cases arise from de novo mutations or deletions.
Tony Galliani 2018 Transcript
In this Exclusive Interview, Tony Galliani talks with Diabetes in Control Publisher Steve Freed during the AACE 2018 convention in Boston about InPen, a new smart pen for people who are using insulin to manage their diabetes.
Read More »Tony Galliani 2018 Full Interview
In this Exclusive Interview, Tony Galliani talks with Diabetes in Control Publisher Steve Freed during the AACE 2018 convention in Boston about a new smart pen for people who are using insulin to manage their diabetes.
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