No significant difference in glycemic excursion with respect to the time of lispro dose. Postprandial administration of insulin lispro (IL), a fast-acting human insulin analogue, in pregnant women with diabetes produces a similar glycemic excursion profile to preprandial injections. According to a recent British study, this finding suggests that postprandial …

Study shows that switching to a diet drink may not be the best solution to fight obesity. Choosing a diet soft drink over a regular, sugar-packed beverage may not be the best way to fight obesity, according to new research from Purdue University. But the researchers said this doesn’t mean …

The triple therapy actually showed a slight decrease in weight, along with lowering blood sugar to below 6% A1c First study to analyze the safety and effectiveness of triple therapy using insulin, metformin and a drug in the thiazolidinedione family.

Western” diets consisting of red and processed meats, refined grains, sweets and desserts may be associated with a greater risk of stroke.

“Chromium in Health and Disease” A Council for the Advancement of Diabetes Research and Education (CADRE) Chromium Summit, held April 2003 in Boston The following is a summary of the presentations given at the “Chromium in Health and Disease” summit, held on April 1-2, 2003 sponsored by the non-profit organization …

I recently traveled to 15 small towns in central Illinois over 28 days and provided free instant a1c tests and diabetes education for over 350 patients. After the education program we asked them to fill out a survey and 2 of the questions and results follow: Prior to today, how …

Almost everyone with diabetes should consider taking a statin drug to lower cholesterol, even if they already have low cholesterol levels, the American Diabetes Association advised on Thursday.

Researchers have identified two common single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) that seem to attenuate the cholesterol-lowering effects of statins.

Diabetes substantially increases premature deaths among the elderly.

Harvard study says drinking more then one regular soft drink a day increase risk for developing diabetes in women.