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Patients on PPAR-gamma agonists advised to find suitable physical activity...
Read More »The Relationship of Onglyza (Saxagliptin) and Fracture Risk in Type 2 Diabetes
Risk found to be neutral, but duration of diabetes and increased risk of bone fracture need further study...
Read More »Is There an Increased Risk of Cancer Associated with Glyburide Treatment?
Higher cumulative doses and duration of glyburide may be associated with increased risk...
Read More »Middle-Aged Marijuana Users May Have Poor Blood Glucose Control
Prediabetes risk significantly increased, but diabetes risk yet to be determined...
Read More »Correlation Found Between Loss of Blood Flow, Retinal Damage in Diabetes
New ultra-wide-field technology gives ophthalmologists opportunity to view 80% of retina...
Read More »Another Balloon Device “Orbera” Approved for Weight Loss
Orbera is a non-surgical intragastric balloon device that has been used for weight loss outside of the United States for over 20 years. It is now FDA approved to be used in the United States. The device is indicated for weight reduction in obese patients with a BMI of 30 to 40 kg/m2 who have been unable to lose weight with diet and exercise. The non-surgical procedure takes about 30 minutes. See Item #4
Read More »Glucose Levels in Pregnant Women Affect Fetal Heart Rate
Future study to focus on effect of continuous glucose changes in both maternal and fetal health...
Read More »Bacterial Link Between Heart Disease and Gum Disease Clarified
A bacterial species common to both diseases increases arterial inflammation by altering gene expression.
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