New study suggests that people with diabetes could be up to three times more likely to get bowel cancer.
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Lilly Moves Forward with Inhaled Insulin
The news that Pfizer had been granted an approval recommendation in the US for its inhaled formulation of insulin, Exubera, has been swiftly followed by the news that a rival formulation in development at Eli Lilly has cleared a Phase II clinical trial.
Read More »Lowering Blood Sugars Reduces Risk Heart Disease
Each 1-percentage-point increase in HbA1c level was associated with a 14 percent increase in heart disease risk.
Read More »New Target Found for Treating Diabetes and Obesity
The new target, a molecule called hVps34, is activated by amino acids (nutrients) entering the cell. This molecule triggers the activation of an enzyme, S6 Kinase 1 (S6K1), whose function is linked to obesity and insulin resistance.
Read More »Switching Statins Effective When One Is Ineffective or Not Tolerated
For patients who do not respond adequately to simvastatin or who have adverse reactions to this statin, switching to atorvastatin is safe and effective.
Read More »Diabetes Deaths Worldwide on the Rise
Diabetes goes from 7th leading cause of death to 5th leading cause of death.
Read More »Withdrawing Aspirin Significantly Increases Stroke Risk
Aspirin cessation in adults at high risk of cerebrovascular disease increases the risk of stroke and TIA.
Read More »First Link Found Between Obesity, Inflammation And Vascular Disease
Human fat cells produce a protein that is linked to both inflammation and an increased risk of heart disease and stroke. Researchers found that aspirin and statin drugs, reduce production of CRP from fat cells
Read More »Risk of Death After Bypass Surgery Increases For Pre Diabetics
Individuals with impaired fasting glucose levels are at increased risk of death after coronary artery bypass grafting.
Read More »New Blood Pressure Drugs Are Superior in Reducing Risk of Stroke and Diabetes
In the LIFE substudy it was found that losartan compared with atenolol reduces the risk of stroke, new-onset diabetes, and new-onset atrial fibrillation in the low and high risk population more effectively.
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