Results from new 2-year study shows the agent also improved cardiometabolic risk factors even more than the amount of weight loss would have predicted.
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High Drop Out Rate for Rimonabant Diet
The investigational diet drug Acomplia (rimonabant) has staying power for weight loss and slimmer waists, and can improve lipids, but half of the participants dropped out of the study before the 2-year study was completed.
Read More »Cocoa Reduces Risk of Cancer and Cardiovascular Disease
Unprocessed cocoa reduces the risks of cancer and cardiovascular disease, according to a study by Harvard Medical School.
Read More »Medical Groups Issue Guidelines for Improving Inpatient Glycemic Management
Two major medical associations have joined forces in issuing recommendations intended to improve blood glucose management in hospitalized patients.
Read More »Insulin Pumps Reduces Glycemic Excursions in Pre-schoolers
Study concluded that CSII was feasible and safe in preschool children and pump therapy reduced glycemic excursions.
Read More »SECURE SUPPLY OF PORK-BASED INSULIN From UK Supplier
Canadian Diabetes Association and Society for Diabetic Rights welcome new supplier. Hopefully it will also be made available in the U.S.
Read More »Periodontal Disease Gets Head Start in Diabetic Children
Gum disease in diabetic children may start as early as age six, according to a case-control study.
Read More »Dyslipidemia Widespread in Those at High Risk for Heart Disease
Those at highest risk for cardiovascular disease, generally have the lowest level of control of their high cholesterol levels.
Read More »FDA Accepts Merck’s First in Class Drug Application for JANUVIA™ for Type 2
JANUVIA (sitagliptin phosphate)is an investigational once-daily medicine with a novel mechanism of action for the treatment of type 2 diabetes. If approved, JANUVIA would potentially be the first in a new class of oral medications (DPP-4 inhibitors) that enhances the body’s own ability to lower blood sugar when it is …
Read More »Laser Technique Prevents Diabetes Amputation
A laser technique that uses ultraviolet energy to restore blood flow to blocked arteries may help people with advanced diabetes avoid one of the most devastating complications of the disease — amputation.
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