A new preservation technique could expand the pool of available donor
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Issue 106 Item 1 New Drug “Zetia” Boosts Statins’ Effect and Adds Safety
“These are truly amazing results,” says study author Claude Gagné, MD.
Read More »A Cure for Type 2 Diabetes, Is It Possible?
Identification of Insulin-Clearing Protein Could Lead to Cure for Type 2 Diabetes.
Read More »Issue 105 Item 7 New Treatment Reverses Autoimmune Disease and Cures Type 1 Diab
A new treatment has cured type 1 diabetes in mice by stopping their own killer immune systems from turning on themselves and allowing the insulin- producing cells of the pancreas to regenerate.
Read More »Hyperglycemia Starts at 90 mg/dL, That’s Right Hyperglycemia!
New definition based on heart risk
Read More »Issue 106 Item 11 Diabetes Disease Management Saves Money and Improves Outcomes
Do the results justify the cost?
Read More »Revisited: The Solution to Coughing from an Ace Inhibitor
Taking Iron or changing to a new Ace Inhibitor can stop the cough in its tracks.
Read More »Inhaled Insulin Efficacious in Study, but Lung Function Drops
Tendency to cause a slight but significant decline in breathing ability, but new Exubera™ studies conclusively proved the drug’s safety
Read More »Avandia and Metformin have Synergistic Effects for Improved Gly
Adding Avandia® Increased Insulin Sensitivity, Improved Certain Lipid Parameters Without Hypoglycemia
Read More »Issue 105 Item 6 Split Bolus Insulin Injection More Effective than Single Bolus
Comparing 4 methods to deliver a bolus insulin injection following a meal high in carbohydrates, calories and fat, shows that a dual wave of insulin administration proved the most effective method for managing glucose
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