Researchers have found that children in the third and sixth grades who get less sleep. Are more likely to be overweight by the sixth grade.
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Galvus the next DPP-IV Inhibator is Delayed Again
New safety warning delays Novartis diabetes drug, due to safety of the 100mg dose of its Galvus (vildagliptin) drug.
Read More »Mark Nov. 14 – First United Nations-Observed World Diabetes Day
As National Diabetes Month kicks off, the UN designated November 14 as World Diabetes Day to highlight the chronic disease and promote actions to strengthen public health and health care delivery systems.
Read More »Once Weekly Byetta Shows A 1.9% Drop in A1c
Once-Weekly Exenatide showed statistical superiority in glucose control compared to BYETTA in head-to-head study.
Read More »Dietary Cod Protein May Help Prevent Type 2 Diabetes
Dietary cod protein improved insulin sensitivity in insulin-resistant individuals and could help prevent type 2 diabetes by reducing the metabolic complications related to insulin resistance, according to the results of a randomized, controlled trial.
Read More »Cardiovascular Disease Decreasing Among Adults with Diabetes
Separate Report Finds People with Diabetes Doing a Better Job of Checking Blood Sugar
Read More »Blood Glucose Self-Monitoring Increases 22% Among Adults with Diabetes
Self-Monitoring of Blood Glucose Among Adults with Diabetes – United States, 1997 – 2006,” found significant increases in daily monitoring of blood glucose levels among adults with diabetes.
Read More »Racial Difference In A1C May Be A Biologic Variation
One of the reasons for higher A1c’s for blacks, Hispanics, American Indians and Asians may be attributed to biology and the way hemoglobin is glycated across those groups, rather then differences in care of differences in glycemic control.
Read More »Few Diabetic Children With Infusion Pumps Achieve Optimal A1C
According to the results of a new study, only a minority of children with type 1 diabetes reach their target level of glycated hemoglobin, even when using the best insulin delivery system currently available.
Read More »Linking Doctors’ Pay to Performance Has Little Effect on Diabetes Outcomes
According to a study of 1,667 poor, uninsured patients with diabetes, linking doctors’ pay to how well they follow treatment guidelines can improve quality of care but not health outcomes.
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