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Read More »Letter from the Editor, SGLT-2 Inhibitors, Special Edition #2
Last month, in our first issue of these special edition newsletters we gave you the tools to become an expert on SGLT2-I therapy. In our second edition we want to help you dig deeper into this new class of drugs. To that end we have some great information for you. …
Read More »Prescribers Discuss the Use of SGLT2 Inhibitors
Often, when a new class of drugs receives FDA approval, we hear from the investigators or medical professionals involved in the original studies and clinical trials and, although they may possess the most knowledge, they are often the least likely to fairly represent the opinions of most medical professionals. For …
Read More »Editor’s Desk, DCMS #136
We often talk about the value of controlling lipids and glucose and their relation to patient health. If patients would only do what we tell them then the results would be good and our jobs would be easier. With the recent changes in healthcare, however, going through the motions of …
Read More »Quality Measures in Cholesterol and Diabetes Management, Part 3 of 4
This week, we continue with our Homerun Slides series on quality reporting, with some facts and data to help you in further understanding how Accountable Care Organizations fit into the picture.
Read More »Diabetic Emergencies, Diagnosis and Clinical Management: Hyperosmolar Non-ketotic Hyperglycemia, Part 3
Konstantinos Makrilakis, MD, PhD Nikolaos Katsilambros, MD, PhD. Clinical management The management of HHS is similar to that of DKA. It includes correction of the fluid and electrolyte abnormalities that are typically present and administration of insulin. 1,3,15 Therapy should also aim at simultaneous identification and treatment of the precipitating …
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