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Rosiglitazone Crosses Placenta in First Trimester
Women who take rosiglitazone during pregnancy can expect some of the drug to reach the fetus during the first trimester, new research shows.
Read More »Antidiabetic Agents May Harm the Heart in Insulin Resistant Non-Diabetics
Use of glipizide and metformin can increase the incidence of cardiovascular events.
Read More »Genes May Predict Response to Diabetes Drug
The findings might be clinically relevant in the prediction of patients who will respond best to rosiglitazone treatment.
Read More »Brain Cells Form Insulin-Producing Cells
Scientists from Stanford University in California have identified a method to induce brain-derived human neural progenitor cells to form insulin-producing cells (IPCs).
Read More »Sleep Patterns Linked to Diabetes Risk
Sleeping for less than six hours or for more than nine hours each night is associated with an increased risk of diabetes and impaired blood sugar (glucose) tolerance by 2.5-fold.
Read More »History of Depression Increases Risk of Type 2 Diabetes in Young Adults
Depression appears to increase the risk of developing diabetes by 23% in younger adults.New
Read More »Research May Re-Define Management of Heart Failure in Diabetes
Control of oxidized copper levels in the body may be as important as lowering blood glucose levels in preventing cardiovascular complications in diabetes.
Read More »Lung Problems Linked to Diabetes
People with pulmonary health problems may face a higher risk of developing diabetes, according to a government study.
Read More »Update on the Cozmore™ Insulin Technology System
It’s been about 6 months since the CoZmonitor(tm) blood glucose module became available and I now have 30 patients with experience. Find out what I learned by going to Update on the Cozmore(tm) Insulin Technology System
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