Taking Iron or changing to a new Ace Inhibitor can stop the cough in its tracks.
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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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Read More »The Link Between Diabetes and Bone Density/Osteoporosis
Fifty years since it was demonstrated that diabetes is associated with loss of bone mass.
Read More »NEW Warnings Added to Diabetes Drugs
WASHINGTON, April 26 — GlaxoSmithKline and Eli Lilly & Company have added warnings about heart and liver risks to the labels of their diabetes drugs, which are similar to a medication that was withdrawn from the market in 2000 because of links to fatal liver damage.
Read More »The Most Important Diabetes Care Changes In The Last 2 Years
I am proud to have survived having diabetes for 52 years and 4 months. For most of those years about the only change in care that I noticed was that needles got smaller and sharper.
Read More »New Model Predicts a Person’s Risk for Type 2 Diabetes
A new simple mathematical model performs as well as the OGTT to predict a person’s risk of developing type 2 diabetes and could change diabetes care.
Read More »Issue 105 Item 5 WHO vs. ADA Criteria for Diagnosing Diabetes
Identifying diabetes and glucose abnormalities is better achieved with the World Health Organizations (WHO) criteria then the ADA criteria, says researchers.
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