Diabetes linked to reduced overall survival, especially in Whites; in mouse model, progression of MM xenografts faster in mice with diabetes

In a recent study, there were no differences seen in maternal or neonatal morbidities

Benefits include both blood sugar control and weight loss

Real-world study shows greater reductions in HbA1c and body weight for patients with proportion of days covered ≥60 percent

Authors say such interventions may reduce racial, ethnic disparities in diabetes outcomes

Additional 17 percent of undiagnosed women aged younger than 50 years could be reclassified as having diabetes mellitus

No significant improvement in progression-free, overall survival seen with addition of lenalidomide to cediranib

No between-group difference seen in BMI-standard deviation score, but significant difference seen in reduction of BMI-SDS ≥0.5

Safety concerns to consider for youth with diabetes who are restricting carbohydrates include growth deceleration, poor bone health

High-protein, lean beef diet achieved similar weight loss, glucose control as normal-protein diet with no red meat