Screening discovers 33% of undetected patients with hypertension, diabetes and kidney dysfunction.
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Issue 169 Item 14 Diabetic Neuropathy Easily Goes Unrecognized in Primary Care
Diabetic neuropathy is underdiagnosed in everyday clinical practice, according to a study of 7,378 patients assessed at more than 2,000 primary care physician offices and endocrinology clinics.
Read More »Issue 169 Item 15 Seven Alcohol Drinks a Week Reduces Mortality in Diabetic Pati
People with diabetes who consume up to seven alcoholic drinks per week have a 35% reduction in all-cause mortality, compared with diabetics who abstain.
Read More »Issue 168 Item 1 Acarbose (Precose) Anti-Diabetes Drug May Prevent Heart Disease
Patients who received acarbose were 49% less likely than others to develop heart disease or related problems
Read More »Issue 168 Item 2 HHS Urges U.S. Walking Program
The federal government should put money behind a recently launched national walking program, Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson said, day.
Read More »Issue 168 Item 3 Antibiotic Use Tied to Reduced Stroke Risk
Use of antibiotics, especially penicillin, is associated with a decreased risk of stroke.
Read More »Issue 168 Item 4 Low-Glycemic Index Foods Are Effective for Glycemic Control in
Nutrition and lifestyle approaches to diabetes prevention and treatment should be given as much attention as drug therapies.”
Read More »Issue 168 Item 5 Hyperbaric Oxygen Improves Healing of Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Hyperbaric oxygen doubles the mean healing rate of nonischemic chronic foot ulcers in selected diabetic patients.
Read More »Issue 168 Item 6 New Cellular Matrix Dressing Effective for Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Two-layer Dressing Helps to treat difficult Diabetic Foot Ulcers.
Read More »Simple Protocol Without Insulin Reduces A1c to Below 7%
A simple flowchart, and relatively minor support by trained facilitators, can improve glycemic control in patients with type 2 diabetes.
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