Fifty years since it was demonstrated that diabetes is associated with loss of bone mass.
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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warnings about heart and liver risks to the labels of their diabetes drugs, which are similar to a medication that was withdrawn from the market in 2000 because of links to fatal liver damage.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.
Read More »Heart Risk for Diabetes ‘Less Than Previously Thought’
Diabetics are not in the same league as heart disease patients for the risk of heart attack
Read More »Researchers Pave Way for Stem-Cell Approach to Diabetes Cure W
First step in understanding how insulin-releasing cells develop
Read More »Issue 106 Item 9 Mevacor Approved for Kids – But Wait!
There is still little long-term safety and efficacy data in children
Read More »Chicken Diet Better Than Red Meat in Type 2 Diabetes
A conventional diet rather than a very-low caloric diet produced more sustained weight loss.
Read More »Issue 105 Item 15 Hyperglycemia May Raise Stroke Risk, Results from Three Studie
Hyperglycemia may make people more susceptible to strokes and appear to worsen the outcomes of stroke patients after thrombolytic therapy.
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