Status of the next generation dual PPAR gamma and alpha agonists.
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Increased Muscular Strength Decreases Risk for Metabolic Syndrome
“In addition to improvements in skeletal muscle strength, endurance, power, and neuromuscular function, resistance exercise contributes to the prevention and management of atherosclerotic coronary heart disease, hypertension, diabetes, and overweight and mild obesity.”
Read More »Four Out of Ten Are Not Testing Blood Sugars As They Should
A survey of 1,002 adults with type 1 and type 2 diabetes indicates that almost 4 out of 10 do not test as often as their doctor’s recommend.
Read More »Rimonabant Can Lower Heart Disease and Diabetes Risk Factors
Rimonabant, know by the trade name Acomplia, results in weight loss and improves the risk profile in obese patients with high cholesterol who are at increased risk of cardiovascular disease, new study findings show.
Read More »Early, Aggressive Diabetes Treatment Reduces Heart Disease and Stroke by 58%
A new multicenter study showed that intensive and early treatment of type 1 diabetes substantially lowers the risk of cardiovascular ailments such as heart disease and stroke, by 58%.
Read More »Diabetes Guidelines Should Change – Lower Blood Sugar Needed
“If the medical community believes long-term control of blood sugar levels can reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, then a reassessment of our clinical goals may be in order,” stated Dr. William Cefalu.
Read More »Diabetes Epidemic Grows as Feds Reduce Commitment to Prevention
Year in Review: Congress to Adjourn by Making First-Ever Reduction to Effective CDC Diabetes Prevention Program; Research at NIH Also Cut.
Read More »Flu Vaccine Benefits Called Overestimated for Older Patients
Epidemiologists here have taken a contrarian view of the benefits of flu vaccination for those 65 and older.
Read More »Dark Chocolate Improves Endothelial Function
Dark but not white chocolate is associated with rapid improvement in endothelial and platelet function at 2 to 8 hours after ingestion.
Read More »1 in 3 U.S. Teens at Risk of Heart Disease and Diabetes
According to researchers in the U.S. as many as one in three American teens are physically unfit and already have many of the risk factors for heart disease.
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