Both tight glycemic control and poor glycemic control are associated with worse outcomes in diabetes patients with chronic kidney disease.…

An accelerated decline in brain function is an important risk that needs to be examined further in relation to glycemic control in older people with long-standing diabetes.…

Use of a margarine fortified with n-3 fatty acids significantly reduced post-myocardial infarction ventricular arrhythmia-related events by 84% among diabetic patients….

Patients with prehypertension who take blood pressure-lowering therapy have a highly statistically significant 22% reduced risk for stroke….

Clues to development of the pancreas provided by rare genetic disorder could lead to diabetes therapy.…

Adding lixisenatide to metformin and insulin glargine significantly reduced glycated hemoglobin levels and improved post-prandial glucose in patients with type 2 diabetes….

Taking antihypertensive medications at bedtime rather than in the morning has been shown to be associated with an increase in bedtime BP decline toward a dipping pattern and better BP control and reduction in urinary protein excretion….

Over the past three issues we have focused on advanced glycation end-products (AGEs) — how they are formed, what they can do, and why these compounds are detrimental to our patients’ health. This week in our Homerun Slides, we are bringing you information on ways to reduce the effects of …

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This week we wrap-up our four-part series of Homerun Slides covering AGEs, with slides on Supplements, Pharmacological Agents Under Investigation, More Common Pharmacological Agents, and Metabolic Activation Therapy (MAT)….