In this week’s set of Homerun Slides, we continue our review of infections which can affect people with diabetes. Topics we cover this week include Rhinocerebral Mucormycosis, urinary tract infections, and Pyelonephritis.
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Letter from the Editor #646
The EASD meeting was chock full of news about the latest drugs and new classes of medications. In one important update, you’ll hear how soon you could be giving your patients a single shot to control their diabetes for a whole year. As you read through this week’s amazing list …
Read More »Diabetes In Control Presents New Diabetes App Section
Diabetes In Control Presents New Diabetes App Section Over the last few months, our staff has been working hard to bring you two brand new sections of our newsletter, Mobile Apps for Clinicians and Mobile Apps for Patients. We know you don’t have a lot of time to cull through …
Read More »Omron HJ-323U USB Downloadable Pedometer
Omron HJ-323U USB Downloadable Pedometer The Omron HJ-323U USB downloadable Pedometer is the perfect tool for patients to track their walking progress. It counts aerobic steps separately from normal walking steps, as well as the distance, calories burned and time traveled, giving patients more information about their overall activity level. …
Read More »Type 2 Risk Tied to Short Sleep in Teens
Researchers found that less sleep for US teenagers meant a higher chance of insulin resistance. They suggest that increasing the amount of sleep teenagers get could protect them against diabetes. Karen Matthews, of the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh, lead author of the study, stated, "We found …
Read More »More Adults Use Mobile Phones, Tablets for Health Data
The number of adults using mobile phones and tablets for health information has risen exponentially from last year, according to a new study. The healthcare market research study shows that while online health activities are still primarily desktop or laptop-based, mobile and tablet health activity adoption continues to accelerate, with …
Read More »Apple Juice Shows Obesity Benefits
A daily glass of cloudy apple juice may decrease body fat in obese people, compared to a control beverage, with greater effects noted in individuals with certain genetic profiles. Four weeks of drinking 750 mL per day glass of cloudy apple juice providing 802.5 mg polyphenols were associated with a …
Read More »EASD: New EASD/ADA Position Paper Shifts Treatment Goals with 7 Key Points
A new position statement for treatment of type 2 diabetes treatment focuses on the individual patient rather than a "one number fits all" HbA1c target….
Read More »EASD: Increasing Physical Activity Slashes CV Events, Deaths by 66% for Type 2’s
Higher levels of leisure-time physical activity cut the risk of cardiovascular and all-cause mortality in people with type 2 diabetes….
Read More »EASD: Once a Year Exenatide Introduced at EASD
Continuous long-term delivery of exenatide with Intarcia’s osmotic mini-pump system allows optimal dose selection for improved glycemic control, ensures adherence, and improves patient tolerability….
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