Second study shows reduction in renal outcomes with dulaglutide in type 2 diabetes
Read More »Yearly Archives: 2019
Irregular Sleep Patterns May Increase Risk for Metabolic Syndrome
Odds higher in two cross-sectional, prospective analyses after adjustment for sleep-related factors
Read More »Fewer New T2DM Cases Seen in Adults on Plant-Based Diet
Intake of vitamins B2, B6 linked to reduced risk for T2DM; B12 intake from food linked to higher risk
Read More »Hyperglycemia in Pregnancy May Up Risk for Obesity in Offspring
Children of obese women with gestational diabetes have increased risk for childhood obesity
Read More »June 8, 2019
Most times when the FDA calls for an early discontinuation of a drug study, it is because there are complications, or the drug does not work at all. It is not often that good results cause an early discontinuation. This week our new intern, Marian Ayad, BPharm, PharmD candidate, University …
Read More »CREDENCE Trial Shows Renal and Cardiovascular Protection
Strong results motivate the ADA to update its Standard of Care for patients with diabetes.
Read More »Old Malaria Drug Effective In Reducing Blood Glucose
The anti-inflammatory drug Hydroxychloroquine shows promise in off label use.
Read More »FDA ALERTS on Unauthorized Use of Devices for Diabetes Management
Devices like pumps, CGMs and automated insulin delivery systems should be used as manufacturers intended.
Read More »ADA: Vitamin D Supplementation Does Not Lower T2DM Risk
No significant difference in risk for type 2 diabetes seen for those receiving vitamin D, placebo
Read More »Individualized Care Plans Advised for T2DM With Heart Failure
Diabetes mellitus, heart failure often occur concurrently, with each increasing risk of the other
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