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NAVIGATOR Screening Turns up 9,000 People with Undiagnosed Diabetes
Researchers say they discovered 9020 undiagnosed diabetics and 11,853 with impaired glucose tolerance, during screening for the massive NAVIGATOR (Nateglinide And Valsartan in Impaired Glucose Tolerance Outcomes Research) trial.
Read More »New Test to Fend Off Type 1 Diabetes
Seattle researchers will soon begin testing a way to stave off diabetes by tripping up the immune system with the help of mouse cells and will try to extend the honeymoon period for Type 1 diabetes indefinitely.
Read More »Safety of Muraglitazar In Question, After New Information is Released
Risk of death, congestive heart failure or major adverse cardiovascular events was higher in patients who took muraglitazar. This information comes after the FDA advisory committee voted to recommend approval.
Read More »Intervention Directed at Primary Care Providers Improves Outcomes
Endocrinologist-supported intervention improved primary care diabetes management.
Read More »Unfit and Lean Have Fewer Cardiac Risk Factors Than Fit and Fat
Losing weight may be more important than exercise when it comes to being heart healthy in young adulthood.
Read More »Longer Duration of Breastfeeding Lowers Risk for Developing Diabetes
New studies shows a 15% reduction for the risk of diabetes for every year of lactation.
Read More »Rosiglitazone A Viable Option for Children
Children assigned rosiglitazone lowered A1c by .25% over those on metformin but had average weight gain of 3 kg vs. no weight gain among those assigned metformin.
Read More »Cost of Diabetes Trickles Down to Reduced Local Spending
Diabetes, long known to be a costly disease because of high medical expenses and lost wages, can also take a big bite out of the local economy, according to a study.
Read More »Risk of Urinary Incontinence Higher in Diabetics
Women with type 2 diabetes face an increased risk of urinary urge incontinence, but 17 percent of incontinence of any quantity and nearly 15 percent of severe incontinence can be avoided with the prevention of diabetes.
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