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Meta-Analysis Finds No Kidney Benefit for ACE-Inhibitors or ARBs
A meta-analysis of 127 randomized trials did not confirm a renoprotective effect for either ACE-inhibitors or angiotensin receptor blockers.
Read More »Rosiglitazone Improves Exercise Function in Type 2 Diabetes
Study suggests that in addition to improving insulin sensitivity, thiazolidinediones may increase exercise capacity in patients with established type 2 diabetes.
Read More »Insulin Oral Drops Ready for Next Stage of Clinical Trials
With the pre-clinical trial data providing exciting results, the management is in discussions with one of the biggest pharma companies in the world to out-license the oral delivery of Insulin as a first step.
Read More »New Study Shows Two Million Adolescents in U.S. Have Pre-Diabetes
New government data suggests roughly 2 million U.S. children ages 12 to 19 have pre-diabetes.
Read More »Avandia Helps Treat Alzheimer’s Disease
A 500-patient study showed Avandia enhanced memory when compared with a placebo.
Read More »Peripheral Arterial Disease Guidelines Push Early Diagnosis
New guidelines issued for the management of patients with peripheral arterial disease.
Read More »Harvard Study Shows Only 1 in 3 With Gestational Diabetes Are Screened for Postp
Harvard Study Shows Only 1 in 3 With Gestational Diabetes Are Screened for Postpartum DM Only 37% of eligible women get the postpartum diabetes screening tests recommended by the American Diabetes Association.
Read More »Researchers Show Traditional Chinese Exercises Can Help Combat Diabetes
Startling results from a pilot study showing the effectiveness of traditional Chinese exercises in preventing diabetes problems.
Read More »Low-Glycemic Load Diet Increases Weight Loss in Adults with High Insulin Secreti
Low-Glycemic Load Diet Increases Weight Loss in Adults with High Insulin Secretion A diet’s overall “glycemic load” may be an important determinant of weight loss, but only for some people.
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