This parental history is also associated with increased rates of metabolic syndrome and a metabolic syndrome related to insulin resistance.
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Reps Can Distribute Info About Off-Label Drug and Device Use
The FDA has finalized guidelines that will allow pharmaceutical and device company reps to distribute journal articles to doctors about off-label uses of their products.
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A meta-analysis of pedometer-based walking interventions shows how effective a pedometer can be in reducing weight.
Read More »Millions More Americans May Be Placed on Statins
If doctors start taking results of a recent drug company-sponsored trial seriously, 11 million more older Americans might be taking cholesterol-lowering statin medications, experts say.
Read More »First Saliva Test For Type 2 Diabetes
Researchers from India and Oregon have taken a step toward developing the first saliva test to detect and monitor how efficient is the treatment for Type 2 diabetes.
Read More »Most Heart Attack Patients’ Cholesterol Levels Did Not Indicate Cardiac Risk
A new national study has shown that nearly 75 percent of patients hospitalized for a heart attack had cholesterol levels that would indicate they were not at high risk for a cardiovascular event, according to current national cholesterol guidelines.
Read More »Many Diabetes Patients Doubt The Benefits Of Their Diabetes Medications
Many people with type 2 diabetes may be skeptical about the safety and effectiveness of their medications, African Americans in particular, a new study suggests.
Read More »Insulin Chewing Gum Tackles Diabetes
Chewing gums can prove very helpful in delivering insulin in the blood stream of the diabetics, say researchers
Read More »Elevated Blood Glucose Linked To Memory Decline
Physical exercise could improve memory via glucose-lowering. Maintaining blood glucose levels, even in the absence of diabetes, may be an important strategy for preserving age-related memory and cognitive health.
Read More »Homocysteine Not Framingham Predicts Cardiovascular Mortality in Elderly
Homocysteine, a biomarker that has a rocky record in cardiovascular disease prevention trials, may prove to be useful as a predictor of cardiovascular mortality in elderly patients, researchers reported.
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