Alprazolam, a benzodiazepine that activates GABA receptors, inhibits the release of acth, cortisol and other responses to insulin-induced hypoglycemic stress.
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Issue 175 Item 15 Exercise Fights Diabetes at ANY WEIGHT!
Regardless of Weight, a brisk 30-minute walk every day can substantially lower a person’s risk of diabetes
Read More »Issue 174 Item 1 Cry the Fingerstick Away! Blood Glucose Monitors Obsolete
Glucose Levels in Tears Used For Monitoring Diabetic Control without A Blood Glucose Monitor.
Read More »Issue 174 Item 2 Higher Prevalence of Urinary Incontinence in Patients with Diab
A greater number of diabetic patients experience urinary incontinence than non-diabetics.
Read More »Issue 174 Item 3 Olanzapine Treatment Associated with a Higher Incidence of Diab
Patients treated with olanzapine for psychosis have a higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes than are untreated patients or those receiving risperidone, quetiapine, or conventional antipsychotics.
Read More »Issue 174 Item 4 Nomogram Predicts Disability In Adults With Diabetes
Primary care physicians use a new one-page nomogram to easily predict the risk of physical disability for adults with diabetes with this new Clinical assessment tool.
Read More »Issue 174 Item 5 FDA Eyes Diabetes Warning For Antipsychotics
Federal regulators have asked the makers of a widely used class of six antipsychotic drugs to include labeling language about a possible link with diabetes.
Read More »Issue 174 Item 6 Preventing Type 2 Diabetes Saves $$$60,000/Patient
A 7% weight loss combined with 150 minutes or more of physical activity per week reduced the incidence of type 2 diabetes by 58%.
Read More »Issue 174 Item 7 Diabetes Drug May Be New Tool In Treating Breast Cancer
Glitazones may have ability to inhibit tumor growth,
Read More »Issue 174 Item 8 Patient Education Succeeds Even in Diabetes Capital of the U.S.
Everyone in health care needs to get fired up about educating people on diabetes care.”
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