Men are three times more likely than women to struggle in telling their partner they need to lose weight, research has suggested. Almost a third of men (31%) do not want to confront their partner about shedding pounds, compared with 10% of women who would not be happy to tell …
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Patients Want to Read and Share Their Medical Records
Patients want easy access to any notes their doctor has recorded about them, and they want the right to let others view their medical information, according to a pair of U.S. studies, which surveyed more than 37,000 patients and more than 170 primary care doctors. Advocates of open-access medical records …
Read More »The Key to Longevity is Fitness
Men who were physically fit in their 40s and maintained that fitness level for a decade reduced their risk of all-cause death by 30% compared with men who were flabby at 40….
Read More »Life in Womb Holds Secrets To Developing Diabetes Later In Life
Factors that occur during fetal development may help identify offspring — particularly females — who are susceptible to the co-occurrence of major depression and cardiovascular disease in mid-life.…
Read More »Weight Loss Improves Beta Cell Function in Type 2 Diabetes
Beta cell function can improve after just 12 weeks of weight loss in patients with type 2 diabetes.…
Read More »Low Carb Diets Are Okay
The ADA continues to support low-carb diets for weight management in people with diabetes. The endorsement was part of the ADA’s recently published Clinical Practice Recommendations.…
Read More »Using Statins for Patients with Diabetes without CVD
For primary prevention in patients with diabetes without established cardiovascular disease, statin therapy could reduce the cardiovascular and cerebrovascular events, but not all-cause mortality….
Read More »A Handful of Pistachios Can Decrease Glycemic Response
A couple of handfuls of pistachio nuts eaten with a high-glycemic meal such as pasta can do wonders for postprandial glucose and insulin levels, especially in people with metabolic syndrome.…
Read More »ADA Warns against New Driving Restrictions for Diabetes Patients
ADA has warned against blanket driving restrictions, instead recommending individual assessment….
Read More »Scientists Discover a New Treatment for Type 1 Diabetes
Scientists discover that the beta-cells need heparin sulphate to survive.…
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