Vardenafil improves the key variables that determine sexual satisfaction in men with coexisting diabetes and erectile dysfunction (ED).
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Issue 160 Item 12 ADA: Diabetes Patients Resist Starting Insulin Treatment
Half of patients with type 2 diabetes say they are not willing to start insulin therapy if it were necessary.
Read More »Issue 160 Item13 ADA: Osteoporosis Common in Diabetes Patients
Australian doctors are urging clinicians to consider screening their diabetic patients for osteoporosis.
Read More »Issue 160 Item 15 ADA: Exenatide Shows Positive Results in People With Type 2 Di
Over 50% of Patients Reach Target A1C Levels, Despite Previous Failure With Oral Therapies.
Read More »Issue 159 Item 1 New Method for Delivering Genes in a Pill to Induce Production
The first patent for a method of delivering normal genes in a pill to induce the production of insulin in people with diabetes was issued May 1 to the University of California, San Francisco.
Read More »Issue 159 Item 2 New Diabetes Model:
Treatment in a Group Setting”We’re learning that people who are living with a chronic condition really require an approach to medical care that is different than the acute care model.”
Read More »Issue 159 Item 3 A Dog’s Nose for Sniffing Out Signs of Diabetes….Can it replace
Technology based on a dog’s ability to smell can detect a range of illnesses, including diabetes, cancer and schizophrenia
Read More »Issue 159 Item 4 Topiramate’s Side Effects Stops Weight Loss Study
Patients had a mean weight loss of 26 pounds when the study was ended.
Read More »Issue 159 Item 5 High Protein Diets More Effective At Maintaining Weight Loss
Higher protein diets are more effective at maintaining weight loss in overweight people who previously lost weight on very low-energy diets.
Read More »Issue 159 Item 6 Novel Drugs for the Treatment of Diabetes
A new family of possible drugs to treat type 2 diabetes are being developed from D-Xylose, a sugar found in fruits.
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