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Gene Protects Against Diabetes, Heart Disease
Why some people no matter what they do will probably never get Type 2 diabetes.
Read More »Byetta Update
After eleven months the results are in.
Read More »Older Diabetics Not Getting Heart, Kidney Drugs
Even though we know we can prevent Heart and kidney damage in people with diabetes, only 50% get the proper treatment.
Read More »Depression Not Tied to Diabetes Control in Elderly
There is no strong relationship between depression in elderly patients with diabetes and the degree to which they control their blood sugar levels, researchers report.
Read More »Blood Sugar Control Boosts Diabetics’ Recovery After Surgery
It lowers risks for serious infection, study finds, even though we already knew this was the case.
Read More »Ramipril Lowers Diabetes Risk Among African Americans With Hypertensive Kidney D
Ramipril Lowers Diabetes Risk Among African Americans With Hypertensive Kidney Disease Compared with metoprolol and amlodipine, ramipril treatment is associated with a lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes in African American patients with hypertensive kidney disease.
Read More »Statin Treatment Improves Coronary Circulation in Diabetics
Statin treatment appears to improve development of coronary collateral circulation in patients with diabetes mellitus and advanced coronary artery disease.
Read More »Little Difference Between Human Insulin And Analogs
Fast-acting artificial insulin drugs work just as well as regular human insulin, but it’s unclear how they could affect the health of people with diabetes over the long run.
Read More »Metformin and Lifestyle Intervention Prevents Metabolic Syndrome
Lifestyle intervention is better then any drug and along with metformin works to prevent the metabolic syndrome(MS).
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