NNSs may promote small amounts of weight loss, but isolated use unlikely to lead to substantial weight loss
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Physical Activity May Lower Postmenopausal Fracture Risk
Total physical activity linked to lower risk for hip fracture, but increased risk for knee fracture
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Case volume was an estimated 81 incident diabetes cases per cardiologist, lower than endocrinologists, nephrologists
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Model performance had 45 percent sensitivity, 97 percent specificity, 77.4 percent overall accuracy
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Excess risk has not improved over time and may be increasing for certain infections in young adults
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Adjuvant cyclical pressure TWO2 therapy better than sham control therapy for chronic diabetic foot ulcers
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Plans often deviate from recommended criteria for coverage; some insurers categorically deny access
Read More »Artificial Pancreas Helps T1DM Patients Meet Glycemic Targets
Patients spent more time in target glycemic range with closed-loop system versus sensor-augmented insulin pump
Read More »Black Patients With Diabetes Have Higher 30-Day Readmission Rates
Risk greatest for lower-income patients hospitalized in nonprofit, academic, or large hospitals
Read More »Meat Study Authors Have Financial Ties to Beef Industry
Annals of Internal Medicine study claims the health threat from red, processed meat is overstated
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