Takeda expects a quick approval.
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Exercise Can Find Genetic Regions Lnked to Prediabetes
People’s bodies respond to exercise in different ways, and their genetic makeup is partly responsible.
Read More »Tenfold Increase In Costs To Treat Obesity-Related Health Problems in U.S.
Obesity-linked medical problems ballooned from $3.6 billion, or 2 percent of all health spending, to $36.5 billion or 11.6 percent of spending.
Read More »No Evidence of Increased Risk of Blindness for Patients Taking Viagra
A review of all post-marketing ocular event reports has concluded that there is no evidence of increased risk of blindness among patients taking Viagra.
Read More »Severe Hypoglycemic Episodes Infrequent in the Workplace
New information may allow people with insulin treated diabetes to be employed in areas that have previously been restricted.”
Read More »Low Vital Capacity Independently Predicts Type 2 Diabetes
The FVC(forced vital capacity ) -diabetes link could suggest explanations for other phenomena, like the elevated risk of heart disease associated with low vital capacity.”
Read More »Pancreas Transplant Improves Diabetic Nephropathy
Pancreas transplant alone has a variety of lasting beneficial effects in nephropathy in type 1 diabetic patients who retain their own kidneys.
Read More »Neuropsychiatric Disorders Common Among Children With Type 2 Diabetes
Nearly one out of every five pediatric patients with type 2 diabetes also has a neurodevelopmental disorder, psychiatric illness or behavioral disorder.
Read More »Actos (Pioglitazone HCl) Significantly Improves Components of Diabetic Dyslipide
Results from the first head-to-head study between Actos and Avandia® (rosiglitazone maleate).
Read More »Dark Chocolate Protects Cardiovascular System
The results of a study suggest that consumption of dark chocolate may exert a protective effect on the cardiovascular system in healthy subjects.
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