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.
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Issue 214 Item 14 Genetic Variants Render Statins Less Effective
Researchers have identified two common single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) that seem to attenuate the cholesterol-lowering effects of statins.
Read More »Issue 210 Item 3 Diabetes In Elderly Ups Mortality
Diabetes substantially increases premature deaths among the elderly.
Read More »Issue 212 Item 5 Drinking Soda Leads To Diabetes In Women
Harvard study says drinking more then one regular soft drink a day increase risk for developing diabetes in women.
Read More »Issue 214 Item 2 Women Not Using Heart-Protecting Aspirin As Men Are
But women more likely than men to follow diet, exercise advice
Read More »Issue 211 Item 11 Glycemic Control Unaffected by Mixing Lantus with Short Acting
Mixing insulins showed no difference in control.
Read More »Issue 213 item 15 Effect On Quality Of Life With An Insulin Injection Device
Innolet improved glycemic control and satisfaction in a group of elderly patients with diabetes mellitus type 2 previously treated with pen devices
Read More »Issue 212 Item 15 Replacement of Saturated by Unsaturated Fat Recommended in Wom
Cardiovascular disease risk increases significantly with higher saturated fat and cholesterol intake in women with type II diabetes.
Read More »Issue 214 Item 13 Rosiglitazone Shows Promise as Treatment for Polycystic Ovary
Rosiglitazone (Avandia) therapy can improve ovulation and insulin sensitivity in women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and insulin resistance.
Read More »Issue 212 Item 4 Inhaled Insulin Formulations Continue to Show Promise After 4 Y
Encouraging findings from two new studies suggest that in the near future (2005) inhaled insulin formulations will supplant or at least supplement injectable insulin therapy.
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