Are antibiotics or conservative surgery better for treating diabetic foot osteomyelitis?…
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Grilled Meats Containing AGEs Can Increase Risk of Alzheimer’s and Diabetes
Reducing the intake of advanced glycation endproducts (AGEs), especially in older patients, may help to slow down diabetes and Alzheimer’s epidemics….
Read More »FDA Puts Empagliflozin on Hold
Quality issues in the manufacturing plant prevents final approval…. The investigational type 2 diabetes drug empagliflozin won’t win the FDA’s approval until “previously observed deficiencies” at a manufacturing plant are fixed, the drug’s sponsors said last week. Eli Lilly and Boehringer Ingelheim said the FDA had issued a complete response …
Read More »High-protein Diet in 40’s and 50’s May Increase Risk for Diabetes, Cancer, and All-cause Mortality
But for those over 65, a higher protein intake may be beneficial….
Read More »New Discovered Rare Genetic Mutation Protects against Diabetes by 65%
Gene that makes a zinc transporter could be a new drug target….
Read More »Cognitive Therapy Helps Depressed Diabetes Patients Control Blood Sugar
Depression is up to twice as high among diabetes patients as in the general population….
Read More »Childhood Obesity May Increase Cardiac Events in Adulthood
Even if their weight is under control, adults who were obese as children may be at higher risk for cardiac events and early death….
Read More »Letter from the Editor #719
We often talk about the increase in AGEs (Advanced Glycation Endproducts) in patients with diabetes. We mainly think about these AGE’s in the development of vascular injury in our diabetes patients. However, the collagen in our joints is also subject to glycosylation and this means that many of our diabetes …
Read More »Editor’s Desk, DCMS #178: Dangers of Grocery Store Checkout Line Magazine Browsing
I was in the check-out lane at a grocery store yesterday and, as I was waiting, I couldn’t avoid noticing the headlines of the magazines available for impulse purchase. It seemed that every one of these had some way to "cure" obesity, diabetes or even prediabetes. I glanced over three …
Read More »Obesity 2014, Part 5
In this week’s Homerun Slides, we continue our exploration of the current obesity crisis with a discussion of prediabetes, the conditions which can lead to prediabetes including genetic disposition, and the possibility of preventing the onset of diabetes by acting quickly….
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