Worldwide research shows that the A1c test and Quality of Life are related
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Caffeine Can Decrease Insulin Sensitivity
A component of popular beverages decreases insulin sensitivity by 15%
Read More »Issue 92 Item 12 Sex Differences in Risk Factors for Incidence Type 2 Diabetes
Men found to be more prone to diabetes
Read More »Issue 92 Item 1 Diabetes Study Critical for Young Blacks
Diabetes is a fact of life for more than 2.3 million blacks, yet fully a third of those afflicted don’t know they have the disease.
Read More »Adding Insulin “Before” Sulfonylurea Inadequacy
Within 6 years patients with Type 2 diabetes will require another medication after starting on sulfonylurea. Then why don’t we add small doses of insulin prior to need? Should we be chasing elevated blood sugars or should be treating to prevent them?
Read More »Issue 92 Item 11 Need To Improve Prevention Of Diabetic Foot Complications
Foot complications more than rose from 98 to 285 per 100 000 people aged over 15 years in Australia. United States is also not doing well.
Read More »Issue 93 Item 14 Metabolic Control Improved by Nutrition Education in Elderly
Nutrition education improves metabolic control in older adults, according to a new study.
Read More »Issue 93 Item 3 Super-sized “DIABETES”
It’s Saturday afternoon at the shopping mall and the Weathervane is teeming with customers. Good prices and a convenient location make the restaurant a popular place for families, but the real draw is its trademark – gigantic portions of food. Customers choose from huge servings of fish, massive hamburgers and …
Read More »Issue 92 Item 10 Decline In Renal Function After Dialysis Can Be Halved
End-state renal failure can be reduced by 50%
Read More »Issue 93 Item 13 Aspirin Alone Works Fine for Heart Patients
A huge scientific study has found that aspirin alone is just as effective as aspirin and the anti-clotting drug warfarin in preventing death, second heart attacks and stroke.
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