Do younger diabetics have the same prevalence of peripheral neuropathy as older patients?… 

New research assesses safety and efficacy of linagliptin as add on treatment in elderly diabetes patients….

Metformin may have a new partner…. 

Intensive blood sugar goal may not be the answer…. 

New dietary considerations for type 2 diabetes….

Does Bydureon once weekly show benefit in type 2 diabetic patients?…

How early is too early?

I have been providing diabetes education for the last 19 years and over that time there have been so many methods for diabetes control and management that it would fill up a thumb drive to just list all of them. Currently the main focus seems to be on carbohydrates and …

Over the past 50 years we have seen many diets low in carbohydrates help thousands of patients lose weight and then they gain it right back. The problem is exacerbated by forcing people who have been eating large quantities of food to try to cut their food intake, sometimes by …

Typically we as medical professionals usually postpone our starting of insulin in type 2 patients as long as possible. This has become easier over the past few years as we have had four new classes of medications come into the market in the last seven years. Each of these classes attack …