Diabetes patients who receive regularly scheduled monthly care to learn how to improve their health have a more rapid recovery compared with similar patients who receive only sporadic healthcare visits.…
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Enzymes Show Early Heart Damage in Diabetes
A highly sensitive troponin test revealed evidence of subclinical heart damage in patients with hyperglycemia but no known coronary artery disease or heart failure, with particularly high enzyme levels in those with diabetes….
Read More »Stem Cell Therapy May Reverse Diabetes
An immune regulator from healthy cord blood stem cells (CB-SCs) can “educate” the T cells of a person with type 1 diabetes, enabling the pancreas to produce insulin.…
Read More »The Three Key Features of High-Quality Primary Care
Americans with access to three key features of high-quality primary care have a lower risk of death.…
Read More »Cardiac Death Risk Set by Age 55
Even a couple of traditional cardiovascular risk factors in middle age as diabetes and hypertension or hypercholesterolemia spell high lifetime risk for the heart….
Read More »FDA Approves BYDUREON™ — The First Once-Weekly Treatment for Type 2 Diabetes
Once weekly Bydureon will be available in February at the approximate coast of $323 dollars a month which will include 4 injection syringes using 1 per week.…
Read More »Predicting Kidney Disease in Diabetes Using Tumor Necrosis Factors
According to the results of two 12-year studies, levels of circulating tumor necrosis factor receptor 1 and 2 (TNFR1 and TNFR2) predicts kidney disease in both type 1 and type 2 diabetes….
Read More »Intranasal Insulin Boosts Cognitive Function
Pooled data suggest that intranasal insulin may have a positive effect on cognition in both impaired and normal subjects.…
Read More »Higher Protein Diet Helpful in PCOS
Women with polycystic ovary syndrome may do better on a diet with a high ratio of protein to carbohydrates….
Read More »Diabetes and Prostate Cancer Risk in the REDUCE Trial
A multivariate analysis showed that men with diabetes are less likely to be diagnosed with prostate cancer.…
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