Hyperghrelinemia may contribute to the severe obesity
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Issue 146 Item 15 Lipid Soluble Thiamine May Benefit Diabetes Patients
Lipid soluble Thiamine helps to prevent diabetic retinopathy damage.
Read More »Issue 146 Item 14 Vitamins May Help Prevent Infections in Diabetics
People with diabetes may be able to ward off colds and other minor infections by taking a daily multivitamin, according to a new study.
Read More »Issue 146 Item 13 Diagnosing Diabetes in the Dentisit Office
Certain symptoms of undiagnosed diabetes show up in the mouth, dry mouth, gum disease and recurring mouth sores.
Read More »Issue 146 Item 12 Study: Can Science Lower Heart Disease Risk of Diabetes
A 70 clinic, 10,000 patient study will see what can be done to lower the risk of Heart Disease in patients with diabetes. Doctors have long known Type 2 diabetes increases the risk of heart disease and stroke. Now, researchers in 70 clinics in the United States and Canada will …
Read More »Issue 145 Item 12 Dietary Counseling a Must for High-Risk Patients
That, according to new recommendations from the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force.
Read More »Issue 145 Item 1 Diabetes Costs in US 2002 – UP, UP and AWAY
The costs of diabetes have spiked sharply in the United States over the past 5 years, according to a new report published last week by ADA.
Read More »Issue 145 Item 11 Dietary Fat Predicts Coronary Heart Disease Events in Subjects
Men in the highest tertile of the polyunsaturated/saturated fat (P/S) ratio (>0.28) had a significantly lower risk for CHD death.
Read More »Issue 145 Item 10 Aggressive Multifactor Risk-Reduction Treatment Approach Works
Until now efficacy of the multifactorial approach has never been validated in a prospective trial.
Read More »Issue 145 Item 9 Whole-grain and Fiber Intake Associated With Reduced Incidence
An association is found between intake and risk for diabetes.
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