Novo Nordisk said on Wednesday it received an “approvable letter” from U.S. regulators for its new insulin product but analysts said it remains uncertain when the Danish firm will start selling the product.
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Issue 177 Item 6 Dieting Promotes Weight Gain in Children
Children who diet to control their weight may actually gain weight in the long run.
Read More »Issue 177 Item 7 Statins Used to Treat Osteoporosis
Simvastatin acts as a double therapeutic weapon by blocking the conversion of HMG-CoA to mevalonate. Not only does this action increase new bone formation via the stimulation of osteoblasts , but it also prevents the production of cholesterol.
Read More »Gastric Bypass Resolves More Than 80% of Cases of Type 2 Diabet
Fasting plasma glucose and glycated hemoglobin concentrations normalized in 83% of patients and improved dramatically in 17%.
Read More »Issue 177 Item 9 Type I Patients Associated with Family History of Type 2 Diabet
Excessive weight gain in patients with type I diabetes on intensive therapy may be associated with a family history of type 2 diabetes, according to a recent American study.
Read More »Comprehensive Case Management Improves Control of Type 1 Diabe
The assistance of a case manager decreases rates of hypoglycemia and hospitalization and associated costs (80,000/yr), and increases visit frequency in children with type 1 diabetes.
Read More »Issue 177 Item 11 High-Protein Diet Helpful in Type 2 Diabetes
Just a five-week high-protein diet improves glycemic control and lipid profiles without adversely affecting renal function in type 2 diabetes.
Read More »More Studies Show Moderate Drinking Prevents Type 2 Diabetes
A moderate amount of alcohol appears to reduce the risk of developing adult-onset (type 2) diabetes; however, for women, heavy drinking increases the risk, according to a Scandinavian study.
Read More »Issue 177 Item 13 Aerodose Insulin Inhaler Delivers Predictable Insulin Dose and
The Aerodose insulin inhaler delivers a pharmacologically predictable insulin dose to patients with type 2 diabetes that is indistinguishable whether insulin is delivered via the subcutaneous or inhaled route.
Read More »Issue 177 Item 14 Young Type 2 Diabetics at High Risk of Early Nephropathy
Even with good metabolic control, young adult patients with diabetes, especially those with type 2, are at high risk for renal involvement during the first decade after diagnosis.
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