For elderly patients with type 2 diabetes, continuous infusion of a hormone called glucagon-like peptide 1 (GLP-1) appears to help control glucose levels in the blood without the danger of lowering glucose too far.
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Issue 180 Item 11 Dairy Products Helps Control Weight in Kids
Study shows dairy products for children keep weight down. Only 30 percent of children get the minimum recommended amount of dairy products.
Read More »Issue 180 Item 12 New Test Discovered to Identify Death and Heart Attack Risk in
The Cleveland Clinic reports that its researchers have developed a new blood test to find if a person is in danger of a heart attack or death.
Read More »Issue 180 Item 13 The Presidents Message and Proclamation National Diabetes Mont
During National Diabetes Month, we recognize advancements in preventing, treating, and detecting this disease, and we renew our commitment to helping Americans with diabetes live longer, healthier lives.
Read More »Issue 180 Item 14 Diabetics Have Harder Time Quitting Smoking Than Other Smokers
Diabetics have lower cessation rates than others.
Read More »Issue 180 Item 15 Vasodilatory Response to Hypercapnia Impaired in Diabetics
Insulin-dependent diabetics have an impaired cerebral vasodilatory response to hypercapnia under propofol anesthesia, and the impairment is related to the severity of diabetes.
Read More »Issue 179 Item 1 Cholesterol Drugs Work Best in Evening
New research confirms at least one common statin and probably most off the statins may be most effective when taken at night as opposed to the morning.
Read More »Issue 179 Item 2 Depression Improves With Weight Loss
Severe obesity is associated with a high risk for depression, especially those with diabetes and among young women with poor body image. However, depression improves with loss of weight.
Read More »Issue 179 Item 3 Good Diabetes Control Benefits Last Many Years
In diabetics, intensive control of blood sugar levels seems to slow the progression of kidney disease many years after such control has ended, new research shows.
Read More »Issue 179 Item 4 Grafts Help Heal Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Now, new research has shown that grafts derived from a patient’s skin cells can help some diabetic ulcers heal faster, These findings come from a study, published in the current issue of Diabetes Care, that compared such grafts with standard gauze dressings in 79 diabetics with ulcers on the top …
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