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Study examines SGLT-2 inhibitors versus DPP-4 in reducing cardiovascular events.

Sweden's lower HbA1c target values not linked to further organ protection

Substituting one sugary drink daily with one water, coffee, or tea lowers risk

Today we have a group of 50 cyclists from our bike club in St. Petersburg, here in Mt. Dora, Florida for 4 days of riding. On Friday we had about 20 in our group and finished up 65 miles in 3 1/2 hours. The ride involved a lot of climbing …

By Sheri Colberg, PhD

For all the time that I spend praising the “miracle” of being physically active to help better manage diabetes and health, there are times when exercising does lead to better managed blood glucose and times when it does not. It is not always possible to predict the glycemic outcomes in all cases either, although individual patterns and responses can be determined over time. It is helpful to know the main factors that are predictive of outcomes.

First study to examine whether the diabetes drug may have anti-inflammatory properties that affect varicose vein risk.

Study finds U.S. patients of Asian ancestry are experiencing delays in treatment augmentation when they haven’t met the recommended hemoglobin A1c goals. 

Risk for dying from heart attack, stroke twofold higher among those with high BP, diabetes and short sleep