Diabetes education delivered in a group setting, when compared with an individual setting, was equally effective at providing equivalent or slightly greater improvements.
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Issue 118 Item 6 Men with Diabetes and a Wife Live longer
The answer is for single men with diabetes to get married.
Read More »Issue 120 Item 4 Group-Based Stress Management Training Program Lowers Blood Glu
Treating stress needs to be part of every diabetes education program.
Read More »Issue 117 Item 12 New Insulin Gene Discovered
Can lead to a new method for making insulin and repair damaged cells
Read More »Issue 119 Item 10 Drug Stops Diabetes in its Tracks!
A two-week course of a new immuno-suppressant drug can stop type 1 diabetes in its tracks.
Read More »Issue 117 Item 1 AADE: People With Diabetes and Their Healthcare Providers Diffe
Physicians more often used medical information and threats, whereas nurses more often helped patients plan daily routines.
Read More »Issue 120 Item 14 Xenical Prevents Diabetes
Xenical wards off Type 2 diabetes by 37%
Read More »Issue 118 Item 5 Diabetes Management in Cardiology Practices – Substandard
Cardiologists need to become more involved in managing hyperglycemia in patients with overt or latent diabetes, say researchers from the United States.
Read More »Issue 120 Item 3 Few Primary Care Physicians Have The Resources to Achieve Eugly
Barriers to improving glycemic control can be overcome.
Read More »Issue 117 Item 11 A1c CAN SHAKE COMPLACENCY TO GET BETTER CARE
Ask each of your patients, “What’s the hardest thing about living with your diabetes?”
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