Experimental Artificial Pancreas Succeeds — See this week’s Item #1. Lilly Submits Reply to FDA Complete Response Letter for BYDUREON™. Response from the FDA is expected within 14 days from April 22, 2010.
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Higher Altitude Improves Insulin Sensitivity
Higher Altitude Improves Insulin Sensitivity: There may be a reason Colorado has one of the nation’s lowest rates of diabetes. Scientists who bred mice missing a gene — which regulates response to low oxygen levels — found they stay thin and healthy and avoid fatty livers and diabetes even when …
Read More »Weight Loss is Associated with Decreased Proteinuria and Microalbuminuria
Weight Loss is Associated with Decreased Proteinuria and Microalbuminuria: The evidence supports the beneficiary effect of weight loss on the outcomes of the decrease of urinary protein excretion. See this week’s Item #7.
Read More »High Carbohydrate Diet Is Dangerous for Women
High Carbohydrate Diet Is Dangerous for Women: Women who eat a high-carbohydrate diet — especially if they eat a lot of bread, pizza, jam, and similar products — are at an increased risk of coronary heart disease, researchers said. See this week’s Item #11.
Read More »Europe Pushes Ahead of U.S. in Preventing Type 2 Diabetes
Europe Pushes Ahead of U.S. in Preventing Type 2 Diabetes: Researchers and clinicians from across the UK have been part of a pan-European team that has developed the first Europe-wide strategy for the prevention of Type 2 diabetes. See this week’s Item #14.
Read More »Experimental Artificial Pancreas Succeeds with Type 1 Diabetes Patients
In the first clinical trial of a system using two hormones, an artificial pancreas delivered insulin and glucagon in a way that closely mimics the body’s control of blood sugar and maintained near-normal levels of glucose in a small group of Type 1 diabetes patients without them developing hypoglycemia….
Read More »Does Eating More Frequent Meals Increase Metabolism?
You’ve probably heard that eating smaller meals, several times a day will stimulate your metabolism, and keep it revved to burn more calories throughout your day. But a recent article in the New York Times points out that although some studies have found modest health benefits to eating smaller meals, the …
Read More »Higher Altitude Improves Insulin Sensitivity
There may be a reason Colorado has one of the nation’s lowest rates of diabetes. Scientists who bred mice missing a gene — which regulates response to low oxygen levels — found they stay thin and healthy and avoid fatty livers and diabetes even when….
Read More »Estimated Average Glucose (eAG) Underestimates Mean Blood Glucose
Translating A1c into eAG produced biased estimates of MBG downloaded from patient glucose meters….
Read More »Parents’ Fear of Hypos Impacts Children’s Diabetes Management
Parents who live in fear of their children having hypoglycemic episodes might have a negative effect on their child’s diabetes control, says a new study. Good provision of psychological support for parents and their children with diabetes is therefore crucial….
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