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Issue 113 Item 13 Modifiable Risks For The Development of Diabetic Nephropathy I
The individual risk of progression to microalbuminuria ranged from roughly 10% in patients with no risk markers to 70% in patients with all four risk markers.
Read More »Issue 112 Item 14 Early Statin Therapy After Coronary Event Does Not Appear to I
Physicians should use caution in starting a statin early after an acute coronary event in the absence of cholesterol measures or in patients who do not meet current treatment guidelines.
Read More »Issue 113 Item 2 Precose(R) Delays the Onset of Type 2 Diabetes
Study findings showed a 25% risk reduction to developing diabetes.
Read More »Issue 112 Item 3 Night-Light May Prevent Diabetic Eye Damage
An illuminating theory may lead to a simple way to prevent a common cause of blindness among diabetics.
Read More »Issue 113 Item 12 Happily Married Diabetics Have Better Control
Healthcare workers should pay attention to the social and relationship context of their patients.
Read More »Issue 112 Item 13 ADA: Nateglinide Effectively Lowers Hemoglobin A1c in Type 2 D
It is good for patients in the real world who occasionally overeat
Read More »Issue 113 Item 1 Why Obese Diabetics Overeat and Can’t Loose Weight!
Due to the hormone ghrelin which reduces appetite after eating not going down.
Read More »Issue 112 Item 2 Diabetes Management Market Predicted to Explode
Diabetes management will grow at an annual rate of 11 percent during the next decade, according to a market research report.
Read More »Issue 113 Item 11 Transplant May Help Some Type 1 Diabetics
Benefits of islet transplantation appear to be long lasting, greater than 2 years sofar.
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