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Issue 140 Item 9 Soy Comparable to Some Diabetes Drugs
Soy products lowered the women’s blood sugar as much as some prescription diabetes drugs, the researchers say.
Read More »Issue 139 Item 15 Evidence For Denervation In Painful Neuropathy
Difference in plasma norepinephrine was significantly less in patients with painful neuropathy.
Read More »Issue 139 Item 4 Proteinuria Quickens the Progression of Diabetic Nephropathy
Recent studies had shown that protein overload in renal tubular cells will increase the progression of nephropathy.
Read More »Issue 138 Item 10 Diabetes Preventive Measures Improving, But Still Not Good Eno
According to a report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Read More »Diabetic Ulcers Linked to Foot Structure Abnormalities
Bone structure abnormalities and impaired foot and ankle biomechanics in diabetic patients are key risk factors for development of serious ulcers.
Read More »Issue 139 Item 14 Adiponectin Levels Influence Type 2 Diabetes Risks
Increased concentrations of adiponectin are associated with reduced risk of incident type 2 diabetes in apparently healthy individuals.
Read More »Issue 139 Item 3 New Survey Shows 8% of Americans Have Diabetes
In 2001, eight percent of the U.S. population suffered from diabetes, a condition often related to excess weight—an eight percent increase from 2000.
Read More »Issue 138 Item 9 Patients Less Likely to Heed Advice of Obese Physician
Looking at a trim, fit physicians, patients are more likely to think, “This person appears to know what he’s talking about.
Read More »Issue 140 Item 7 Fat Mass, Not Caloric Intake Linked to Longevity
Study shows an 18% increase in usual lifespan by reducing fat mass.
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