Impaired glycemia (IG) is not a risk factor for typical or atypical diabetic polyneuropathy, according to the findings of a population-matched prospective study.…
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New First in Class Diabetes Drug Shows Efficacy, Lower Risk for Hypoglycemia
A novel investigational drug called TAK-875 (Takeda), the first in its class to be tested in diabetes, provides glycemic control in patients with type 2 diabetes with less risk for hypoglycemia compared with standard treatment.…
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Those starting with lower A1C levels more likely to achieve A1C goal within five months….
Read More »Text Messaging Helps to Manage Diabetes
New published research assessed the feasibility of engaging adults with diabetes in self-management behaviors between clinic visits by using cell phone text messaging to provide blood sugar measurement prompts and appointment reminders….
Read More »Research Shows Inactivity Leads to Glucose Spikes
Active people saw their blood glucose rates jump after meals when they cut back on exercise for just three days….
Read More »Standing Up from Your Desk Every 30 Minutes Can Avoid Diabetes by 30%
Research has revealed that interrupting sitting time with short bouts of light exercise can lower glucose and insulin levels by as much as 30%.…
Read More »Cocoa Helps with Diabetes and Heart Failure
Patients with advanced heart failure and type 2 diabetes showed improvement after three months of consuming epicatechin-enriched cocoa.…
Read More »Shorter Arm Length Linked to Type 2 Diabetes
People with shorter arm length are at higher risk for type 2 diabetes….
Read More »Editor’s Note DCMS #74: New Homerun Slides
We all know that diabetes has reached an epic level in this country and the prospects for improvement in the near future are not that great. Since patients are getting the disease sooner it is likely that they will also need increased care as the future approaches. This usually means …
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