Studies are showing that we should not use insulin as the last line of defense. Starting insulin when the A1c is at 8% reduces risk of microvascular complications.
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Issue 95 Item 11 Aerobics are Key to Improving Insulin Sensitivity
23% increase in insulin sensitivity
Read More »Issue 95 Item 10 Another Treatment Option Glucagon-like Peptide 1 (GLP-1) Lookin
May turn out to be beneficial for the treatment of type 2 diabetes.
Read More »Issue 96 Item 2 TV Increases Risk for Type 2 Diabetes in Men
Sedentary lifestyle indicated by prolonged TV watching is directly related to risk.
Read More »Disease May be Tied to Diabetes
ANTIBIOTIC CURBS BLOOD SUGAR LEVELS and brushing, flossing could stave off common form of disease
Read More »Issue 95 Item 8 Diabetics Need Greater Awareness Of Cardiovascular Risk Factors
Adults with diabetes mellitus have a high prevalence of modifiable cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk factors but often are not counseled by doctors on how to change their lifestyles.
Read More »Issue 95 Item 7 ‘Metformin Prescribing Guidelines Often Ignored
Metformin can be pulled from market if prescribers don’t develop a better understanding of the prescribing guidelines.
Read More »Issue 96 Item 10 Snoring as a Risk Factor for Type II Diabetes Mellitus
Snoring is independently associated with elevated risk of type II diabetes
Read More »Issue 96 Item 9 Aspirin on the Upswing, But Underuse Still a Concern
Usage of aspirin has increased but more could benefit
Read More »Issue 95 Item 5 Evidence Base for the Expanding Use of Insulin Pump Therapy in T
Continuous Subcutaneous Insulin Infusion at 25 Years show that it works
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