New research indicates that certain high-risk individuals, particularly women and adults younger than 50 years, are under-using this effective and inexpensive agent.
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Glargine Versus Ultralente Insulin in the Treatment of Type 1 Diabetes
Glargine associated with slightly lower HbA1c and less nocturnal glycemic variability and hypoglycemia.
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Visfatin, a adipocytokine protein that shares properties with insulin may lead to the development of a new diabetes drug.
Read More »Depression Increases Insulin Resistance, Diabetes in Middle-Aged Women
Results of a new study provide more evidence that depression influences glucose metabolism and risk of diabetes.
Read More »New Research Suggests A New Therapeutic Approach for Diabetic Neuropathy
Current work suggests the potential utility of therapeutic approaches focused on advanced glycation end products (RAGE)in diabetic neuropathy.
Read More »Exercising Before Mealtime Improves Postprandial Endothelial Function
There is now a large body of evidence indicating that a single session of moderate exercise before a meal can reduce subsequent postprandial lipemia by ~20% to 25%.”
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A non-pharmaceutical alternative to reducing the risk of heart disease and increases life expectancy.
Read More »Few Americans Aware They Have Chronic Kidney Disease
Less than 10 percent of adults with moderately decreased kidney function reported being told they had weakened or failing kidneys.
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Starch temperature is a factor, so eating a cold potato has less glycemic effect on blood glucose.
Read More »Researchers Identify New Way To Reduce Cholesterol
Combining plant sterols with exercise have been shown to affect blood cholesterol levels.
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