Increased risk of subsequent diabetes independent of traditional diabetes risk factors

Cost savings of $25.7B and $38.1B based on 20 percent increase in adherence to MED, HEI-2015

We have an interesting article and interview on the value of intermittent fasting and how this technique may prevent diabetes. Most professionals, myself included, felt that patients lost weight and had better glucose levels because theyate less. But I have some first hand evidence that matches up with what you …

Elevated BP readings at the doctor’s office linked to higher mortality than for those with consistently normal blood pressure.

Use of expanded criteria thought best way to detect widest population with abnormal blood glucose levels.

It can improve insulin sensitivity, pancreatic response to blood sugars, and even prevent prediabetes from turning into diabetes.

2016 FDA warning conflicts with recent evidence showing no increased risk following use of treatment.

ADA Guidelines highlight importance of social stability in diabetes management.

After four years of good glycemic control with metformin 1500 mg a day, Mrs. Hunter returns for her 6-month follow-up visit. At this time, her office A1C is 8.2% and she has gained seven pounds. She is very concerned about her weight gain. If weight is a concern, what would be the best antiglycemic drug to add to her regimen? A. A sulfonylurea B. A DPP-4 inhibitor C. A thiazolidinedione D. A GLP-1 receptor agonist Follow the link for the answer.

Are you seeing more children with type 2 diabetes in your practice? Follow the link to share your response.