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A new report found patients with diabetes had a twofold increased risk of having a disability and were nearly three times as likely to develop a severe or profound disability compared with those without the disease. Researchers also found 40% of diabetes patients with a disability reported being permanently unable …
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Diabetic Women Have Higher CAD Rates But Not Men
A review of three major studies that looked at 11,000 patients younger than 60 who had coronary artery disease showed that the rate of coronary artery disease was four to five times higher in women with diabetes compared with their healthier peers. However, diabetes had little or no impact on …
Read More »Newly Discovered Hormone Increases Beta Cell Proliferation
Betatrophin may improve beta cell proliferation and cell size….
Read More »Type 1’s Still Have Working Beta Cells
New technology finds working beta cells in pancreas….
Read More »Psoriasis Drug Helps Diabetics
Alefacept drug shows insulin secretion….
Read More »Can Acarbose Slow Progression of Thickening of the Carotid Artery Wall?
Acarbose treatment shows major benefits for type 2s….
Read More »SGLT2 Inhibitors and Risk of UTI Development in Patients with Diabetes
Does the newest class of diabetes medications increase UTI development?…
Read More »Dieting During Pregnancy
Inadequate diet causing diabetes in newborns….
Read More »Why Do SGLT2 Inhibitors Inhibit Only 30-50% of the Glucose Load Filtered in the Kidneys?
SGLT1 may play a more significant role than previously thought….
Read More »Effectiveness of Shared Medical Appointments in Diabetes Care
Shared medical appointments show promise in treating veterans with diabetes….
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