Athletes who ate fast food after a workout were able to complete exercises two hours later as easily as those who consumed post-workout dietary supplements, University of Montana researchers report. The study found the group consuming fast food had higher levels of muscle glycogen, an energy source, compared with study …
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Diabetes before 26th Week of Pregnancy Linked to Higher Risk for Autism
Children whose mothers were diagnosed with diabetes by the 26th week of pregnancy had a 42% increased risk of being diagnosed with autism, according to a study. Diabetes after 26 weeks of pregnancy and type 2 diabetes before conception were not associated with increased autism risk. JAMA April 14, 2015, …
Read More »New FDA Warnings Possible for the DPP-4’s
New FDA Warnings Possible for the DPP-4’s. See item #1 below. FDA Accepts Resubmitted Applications for Tresiba, Ryzodeg. More news coming soon.
Read More »GLP-1 Agonists, Special Edition, April 2015
Last week we had a 56 y/o female patient who worked for the county schools as a bus driver. She has less than a year till retirement and was worried because she might lose her job because of her elevated A1c. She has had diabetes for 12 years and her …
Read More »Letter from the Editor, #777
CMS just rolled out the new five-star ratings for hospitals and the results are less than stunning. Out of 3,500 hospitals, twice as many hospitals received one or two stars as those receiving five stars. The new ratings are part of a broader initiative by the federal agency to use a …
Read More »Editor’s Note, DCMS #236
On Monday I was in Kentucky visiting my sister and my dad, and I rented a bike for a couple of days’ riding. When I told one of my sister’s friends that I would probably ride about 30-40 miles each day she looked at me and said, "You don’t need …
Read More »Joe Houmard, PhD: How the Benefits of Exercise Go Way beyond Weight Loss
Dr. Joe Houmard talks about how most people see the primary benefit of exercise as being weight loss when in reality exercise really isn’t that great a way to effectively lose weight. Instead, Dr. Houmard explains that there are many other benefits of exercise that patients seem to be …
Read More »Joseph Houmard, PhD, Introduction
Dr. Joe Houmard gives us a brief introduction to himself and explains how his experience as a competitive athlete influenced his decision to explore how exercise helps people to live healthier lives. Other videos with Dr. Houmard: How the Benefits of Exercise Go Way beyond Weight Loss
Read More »D-Treat – A Diabetes Summer Retreat for Type 1 Young Adults
D-Treat – A Diabetes Summer Retreat for Type 1 Young Adults Hodia sponsors several diabetes camps for children and teens with diabetes, and now the organization is sponsoring a special retreat for young adults (18-30 years old). The D-Treat is put on by young adults for young adults and will …
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CareCam Health Systems Free iOS/Android The CareCam app was developed to be used with insurance companies but is available to anyone on both the Apple iTunes and Google Play stores. The app is targeted toward two specific health issues – asthma and diabetes. It provides the insights, tools, and greater …
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