Coffee, a well-established source of antioxidants, may also be a richer source of soluble dietary fiber than orange juice, researchers report.
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Periodontal Changes in Children and Adolescents With Diabetes
Periodontal destruction can start very early in life in diabetes and becomes more prominent as children become adolescents.
Read More »Pre-Pre Diabetes Linked to ApoC1
University of Minnesota researchers have discovered a variant of a common blood protein, apolipoprotein C1, in people of American Indian and Mexican ancestry that is linked to elevated body mass index (BMI), obesity and Type 2 diabetes.
Read More »Add One More Study: Exercise Pivotal In Preventing And Fighting Type 2 Diabetes
This is one of many studies that shows that 15 minutes of physical activity can do more then any drug in the market place and do it for FREE!
Read More »Low Testosterone a Possible Risk Factor for Diabetes in Men
Men with testosterone levels in the low normal range are much more likely to have diabetes than those with higher levels, independent of obesity, researchers report.
Read More »Insulin Glargine With Nateglinide Not Very Effective
Helps only in the morning and some at lunch, but ineffective in lowering A1c
Read More »Tailored Diabetes Care Gets Results
Culturally specific diabetes management programs work better than a one-size-fits-all approach, going by the results achieved with a program tailored to Latino patients.
Read More »Retinopathy Screening Not Needed in Some Diabetic Children
Current recommendations for diabetic retinopathy screening are not cost-effective for children with type 1 diabetes who successfully maintain strict glycemic control with intensive insulin therapy, report researchers.
Read More »Muscle Contraction Increases Insulin Sensitivity
In line with previous findings, acute muscle contraction or exercise can restore insulin sensitivity in insulin-resistant skeletal muscle, according to findings from a new study.
Read More »New Storage Instructions Approved For BYETTA(R)
As reported in last week newsletter, it is no longer necessary to refrigerate the Byetta pen after you begin to use it, which will increase compliance dramatically.
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