New research suggests that “free-living” activity has a beneficial effect that reduces the risk of mortality among older adults who are generally healthy.
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Microalbuminuria Has the Same Vascular Risk as Overt CVD in Type 2 Diabetes
Patients with microalbuminuria share the same risks as patients with overt CVD.
Read More »Diabetes Better Managed In The UK Than The USA
When patients have access to free healthcare, they have better clinical outcomes.
Read More »Reduce Appetite And Obesity By Disabling A Carbohydrate Trigger
The absence of ChREBP (carbohydrate response element binding protein), which converts excess carbs into fatty acids for storage, keeps you from becoming fat and reduces insulin resistance related to type 2 diabetes.
Read More »University of VA Finds Possible Diabetes Cure
After two years of work Dr. Jerry Nadler has successfully reversed the course of type 1 Diabetes.
Read More »Most Children With Type 1 Diabetes Can Achieve Good Glycemic Control
In clinical practice, more than two-thirds of children with type 1 diabetes who receive intensive treatment are able to attain glycemic targets.
Read More »Beta2-Adrenergic Sensitivity Preserved in Diabetics With Hypoglycemia Unawarenes
Sensitivity to stimulation by beta2-adrenergic receptor agonists is preserved in type 1 diabetics who have hypoglycemia unawareness.
Read More »Carpal Tunnel Syndrome or Bell’s Palsy Can Indicate Pre-Diabetic State
Carpal tunnel syndrome and Bell’s facial palsy may predate a diagnosis of type 2 diabetes by up to 10 years, according to results of a cohort study.
Read More »Twice-daily Lantus Effective For Reducing Blood Sugars in Type 1 Diabetes
Blood glucose concentration in type 1 diabetes rises in the late afternoon in association with falling plasma insulin levels can be prevented with twice daily injection over once daily injection of Lantus.
Read More »High-Intensity Physical Activity Reduces Cardiovascular Risk in Children
Improved cardiovascular fitness (CVF) and body fatness during childhood and adolescence has been associated with a healthier cardiovascular profile not only during these years but also later in life.
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