New endovascular techniques and devices are enabling the salvage of limbs and the restoration of ambulation in diabetic patients with critical limb ischemia who previously would have required amputation. The approach involves arterial and venous recanalization prior to addressing diabetic ulcers….
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Have Patients Urinate for Their Hearts’ Sake
A new multi-marker approach for the prediction of heart failure incidence….
Read More »Depression, Diabetes Linked in Women
The link between diabetes and depression in women runs both ways….
Read More »Eyelids Hold Clue to Heart Disease
Looking a patient square in the eye appears to give doctors an insight into the health of the patient’s heart….
Read More »Statins Improve Liver Function, Reduce Cardiovascular Events in Patients With Abnormal Liver Tests
Contrary to widespread belief, patients with abnormal liver function who are given long-term statin treatment do not face an increased risk of liver disease….
Read More »World Comparison Shows U.S. Healthcare Lacking
A third of Americans say they have gone without medical care or skipped filling a prescription because of cost, compared to 5% in the Netherlands, according to study….
Read More »Type 1 Diabetes Death Rate is Falling But….
Average rate is still 7 times higher in people with the disease vs. those without it….
Read More »Glycemic Control Better with Combined Exercise
The HART-D trial showed that people with diabetes should mix aerobics with weight training to get the best results in lowering blood sugar and also worked best for weight loss….
Read More »Pomegranate Juice Helps Kidney Patients
Researchers in Israel report that there could be some truth to some of the many health claims for pomegranate juice, at least for kidney patients on dialysis….
Read More »Some Alcohol Use Reduces Diabetes, Mortality after Kidney Transplant
Kidney transplant recipients who consume moderate amounts of alcohol have lower mortality rates by 44% and lower levels of diabetes than transplant recipients who are abstainers or heavy drinkers, according to new research….
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