Vitamin E supplementation has no demonstrable effect on major cardiovascular outcomes, microvascular complications or glycemic control in diabetics at high risk for cardiac events.
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Issue 134 Item 13 Carbohydrates – A ‘Simple’ or ‘Complex’ Problem
Eating a diet with less fat and more carbohydrates could lead to a modest but significant reduction in body weight.
Read More »Issue 134 Item 2 Wave Goodbye to Finger Sticks?
Painless Ways for Diabetics to Measure Blood Sugar!
Read More »Issue 133 Item 8 Subclinical Inflammation is Strongly Related to Insulin Resista
Subclinical inflammation was shown to be a strong predictor of cardiovascular events and was suggested to be a part of the metabolic syndrome (MS).
Read More »Issue 134 Item 12 Heart Association Recommends Fish Oil
All omega-3 fatty acids offer protective benefits to the heart.
Read More »Issue 134 Item 1 The First Children with Type 2 Diabetes Have Grown UP!
Alarming results for the first group of children diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.
Read More »Issue 133 Item 7 Fluorquinolones Are Associated With A Reduced Risk of Coronary
Treatment with fluorquinolones in doses commonly prescribed in routine clinical practice is associated with a reduction in the risk of coronary heart diseases among patients with type 2 diabetes.
Read More »Issue 134 Item 11 Differences in lipid profiles: Rosiglitazone Vs. Pioglitazone
Physicians should consider each agent’s effects on lipid levels when choosing a specific thiazolidinedione.
Read More »Issue 135 Item 15 Combinations Of Antibodies Predict Diabetes Risk
Measuring levels of antibodies against beta-cell components can replace islet cell antibody (ICA) measurements as a screening procedure in relatives of people with type 1 diabetes.
Read More »Issue 133 Item 6 Keryx®_Brings Hope to People with Diabetics with Kidney Failure
Israel’s Keryx Biopharmaceuticals is shepherding a drug through the final stages of U.S. clinical trials that can reduce albumin levels and gives hope to the three to four million U.S. diabetes sufferers who experience kidney failure along with their diabetes.
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