First closed loop artificial pancreas set to begin trial
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Fasting Blood Sugar Above 90 Puts You At Risk of Heart Disease
Study shows a fasting BG of above 100 increases risk of heart disease by 300%.
Read More »Dietary Oat Fiber Reduces Need for Antihypertensive Medication
Daily consumption of whole-grain oat cereal reduces blood pressure.
Read More »Issue 105 Item 14 Glargine Reduces Risk 34% for Hypoglycemic Events Over NPH
Study also found fewer patients treated with insulin glargine (15.4 percent) reported nocturnal hypoglycemic symptoms than patients treated with NPH insulin
Read More »Multiple Injections in Type 2 Diabetics Not Effective Long-Term
“A rapid increase in Beta-cell function by multiple insulin injections in type 2 diabetic patients is not further enhanced by prolonging treatment”
Read More »Issue 105 Item 3 Blood Pressure Does Not Predict Heart Disease Risk in Men With
For men with dyslipidemia, blood pressure poorly predicts ischemic heart disease risk, according to a report in the August issue of Hypertension.
Read More »Autonomic Function Tests Not Affected by Obesity in Diabetic P
Researchers found no difference on autonomic function tests among normal weight, overweight, obese, and morbidly obese patients with type 1 or type 2 diabetes
Read More »Issue 104 Item 8 Intestinal Cells Can Be Stimulated To Make Insulin
Making islet cells by altering intestinal cells so that they would transform into pancreatic islet cells and produce insulin
Read More »If the Shoe Fits…Wear It!
Custom inserts and shoes are not needed in those with good routine foot care.
Read More »Statins, Are They For All Your Diabetic and Non-Diabetic Patie
Experts say the statins’ do much more than lower your cholesterol. Taking statins cuts your odds of a heart attack by 40 percent, your odds of diabetes by 30 percent. It also reduces your risk of cancer, brittle bones and apparently it even helps stop HIV.
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