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Biodel’s Glucagon Device

  Biodel’s glucagon device speeds the preparation process for lifesaving glucagon — and minimizes confusion. Traditional glucagon kits require users to inject liquid from a syringe into a vial of glucagon powder, shake the vial until the liquid turns clear, and withdraw the liquid into the syringe before injecting. Biodel’s …

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Letter from the Editor, #759

This past Thursday I got to see just how good cyclists can be when they’re in competition. I had qualified for the Florida Senior Games and was in Cape Coral to attempt to qualify for the nationals in the 60-64 age group. The first race was 20K and, although I …

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Editor’s Note, DCMS #218

In our main newsletter last week we had an item about the effects of TZD’s on metabolism and the MEK/ERK pathway. Further research shows that there is also a lot of evidence that pioglitazone is cardioprotective. This week, in our Homerun Slides, Dr. Stanley Schwartz discusses how this TZD has been …

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Time Sitting Linked to BMI and Many Other Health Problems for Women

Women who have a sedentary lifestyle are at risk for several conditions, including high blood pressure, anxiety, depression and certain cancers. Between 2012-2013, the researchers interviewed 1,891 women. After adjusting for potential confounders, they found that, compared with women who spent 30 minutes or less of daily sedentary time at …

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Severe, Mild Artery Disease Pose Similar Cardiac Risks

A new study indicated that diabetes patients with severe artery disease were 10 times as likely to suffer cardiac events, while those with mild artery disease had fivefold increased odds compared to those without blockage. The researchers analyzed data on 1,823 diabetic patients who underwent CCTA to detect and determine …

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Mediterranean Diet Associated with Longevity Biomarker

Harvard researchers found that adherence to a Mediterranean diet was associated with longer telomeres, a biomarker of longevity… In a population based cohort study, researchers examined blood sample data from of 4,676 disease-free women from nested case-control studies within the Nurses’ Health Study who had had telomere length measured and …

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