Think of it as product guarantees by the drug industry. This new contract promotes medication adherence to better control blood sugar levels for people with Type 2 diabetes…
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Breast-Feeding Benefits Mothers, as well as their Infants, Study Finds
Women who reported a lifetime history of more than a year of breast-feeding were 20 percent less likely to have diabetes, 12 percent less likely to have hypertension, 19 percent less likely to have high cholesterol and 9 percent less likely to have had a heart attack or a stroke…
Read More »One-Third of all Type 1 Cases are Misdiagnosed: New Study
A THIRD of all Type 1 diabetics were initially misdiagnosed as having the more common Type 2 or some other illness, a study shows, and it’s a mistake that can be deadly…
Read More »Fructose Linked to More Metabolic Problems than Glucose
Fructose appears to pose more problems with insulin resistance, dyslipidemia, and visceral adipose tissue in heavy patients than its companion sugar glucose…
Read More »Treating Prediabetes with Metformin: A Systematic Review Meta-Analysis
Metformin decreases the rate of conversion from prediabetes to diabetes…
Read More »Charred Meat Linked to Pancreatic Cancer Risk
Subjects who preferred very well done steak were nearly 60 percent as likely to get pancreatic cancer as those who ate steak less well done or did not eat meat at all…
Read More »Weekly Serving of Fish Reduces Heart Risk
Eating salmon or other fatty fish just once a week helped reduce men’s risk of heart failure, adding to growing evidence that omega-3 fatty acids improve cardiac health…
Read More »Once a Year Byetta in the Diabetes Pipeline
With Lilly/Amylin’s submission of their once a week Byetta, another company, Intarcia Therapeutics, Inc., announces completion of enrollment of ITCA 650 phase 1b study for the treatment of Type 2 diabetes with their once a year dosing of Byetta…
Read More »CRP Measurement Doesn’t Improve Mortality Prediction in Diabetics
Plasma C-reactive protein (CRP) values are associated with mortality risk in patients with Type 2 diabetes, but are no more useful than traditional risk factors for predicting 5-year mortality in this population…
Read More »Obesity, Diabetes Interfere with Ultrasound Detection of Fetal Anomalies
The ability to identify major fetal anomalies by ultrasonography is reduced in pregnant women who are obese or diabetic, according to researchers…
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