Atherosclerosis Present in Most All Young Adults With Diabetes and Metabolic Syndrome 88% of young adults with diabetes mellitus and metabolic syndrome have signs of carotid atherosclerosis
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People And Pets Succeed In Fighting Obesity And Diabetes
The P-Pet Study demonstrates that people and their pets are both more successful in staying with a weight loss program when they exercise together.
Read More »Verapamil Effective Alternate Therapy for Hypertension in Diabetics
Verapamil Effective Alternate Therapy for Hypertension in Diabetics Verapamil is an effective alternate to beta-blockers as antihypertensive therapy for coronary artery disease patients with diabetes.
Read More »Diabetes Rates Are Higher Along Our Borders
Survey found the rate of diabetes was 15.7 percent among adults.
Read More »Normal Blood Pressure May Not Be Optimal – How Low Should It Go?
By reducing BP still more, patients were protected from heart attacks, cardiac arrest, angioplasty, hospitalization for chest pain, and death. Every 16 heart disease patients with normal blood pressure who received drugs to lower it, one adverse event was prevented over a two-year period.
Read More »Increased Chromium Absorption Linked with Reduction in Cardiovascular Risk Facto
Increased Chromium Absorption Linked with Reduction in Cardiovascular Risk Factors in People with Type 2 Diabetes Study finds reduced risk factors as total cholesterol, trigycerides, LDL cholesterol and lipid ratios.
Read More »Water-Rich Diet More Effective Than Low-Fat Regimen for Weight Loss
Obese women encouraged to eat water-rich foods lost significantly more weight than counterparts who were told to eat less fat.
Read More »Albuminuria Present In 10% Of Those With PreDiabetes
Microalbuminuria was is common among those with diabetes, but it is also present in the early stages of glucose intolerance.
Read More »A 2mm-wide implant keeps tabs on blood sugar.
A 2mm-wide implant keeps tabs on blood sugar, wirelessly. Diabetics are finger-prickers by necessity, but a reprieve may be in store for their sore digits. A bean-size sensor, slipped under the skin and read wirelessly, could take the pain and hassle out of blood-sugar monitoring. The system “listens to the …
Read More »Newer Beta-blocker Coreg Safer for Diabetics
The beta-blocker blood pressure medicine Coreg proved significantly better in keeping blood sugar levels from rising in diabetics than metaprolol, another widely used member of the beta-blocker family.
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