Did you hear the one about the researcher who went to Arizona and discovered Byetta? There are so many stories about how exenatide was discovered and made it to the market that I thought you would like the real story. I have had a couple of opportunities to talk with …
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A Shock Ad Campaign to Educate People About The Importance of A1c
The Ad Council, the nation’s leading producer of public service announcements is launching the first every national public education campaign geared to raise awareness of A1c and what it means.
Read More »Progress of Once A Week Byetta – Exenatide LAR
The phase 2 data on Byetta LAR, showed a substantial 1.7% A1c reduction form baseline and a 4 kg. weight loss after 15 weeks.
Read More »Home Dialysis More Beneficial Than Conventional Dialysis
Results from a new study shows us that using home dialysis while sleeping provides better results, primarily due to the fact that using dialysis for 5-6 nights for 8 hours per night is better then using it for 3 days a week for a total of 12 hours.
Read More »Low-Carb/High-Fat or High-Carb/Low-Fat Diet Improves Weight Loss, Mood
Use of an LCHF or an HCLF calorie-restrictive diet is associated with significant weight loss during 8 weeks, with greater weight loss for the LCHF diet.
Read More »Is Aspartame Safe? The Final Word
A sweeping review of research studies of aspartame says there is no evidence that the non-nutritive sweetener causes cancer, neurological damage or other health problems in humans.
Read More »Vitamin D Supplements Can Be Associated With Lower Risk of Death
Individuals who take vitamin D supplements appear to have a lower risk of death from any cause over an average follow-up time of six-years.
Read More »Losing Sleep Triggers Abnormal Glucose Metabolism
According to a new study, Even a small amount of sleep loss can cause changes in hormonal glucose regulation, with a strong effect on pancreatic islet secretion, a decrease in glucagon levels and a slight reduction in C-peptide levels.
Read More »Triglycerides in the Diabetic Heart Explains Development of Heart Failure
This study strongly suggests that accumulation of myocardial triglyceride is at least a marker of early cardiac dysfunction in patients with insulin resistance.
Read More »‘Son of Redux’A New Drug For Weight Loss Passes First Safety Test
Obesity Pill Faces Long Wait
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