Do they work for people with type 2 diabetes and obesity?
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Blood Pressure or Glucose: Which to Treat More Aggressively?
Is one more important than the other?
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Study results should be explained to men being treated for BPH with dutasteride or finasteride.
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Another medication taken for type 2 diabetes may also help reverse a potentially life-threatening heart condition.
Read More »Gestational Diabetes Ups Type 1 Diabetes Risk in Kids
According to results of a large observational cohort study, children and youth whose mothers had gestational diabetes were almost twice as likely as their peers to develop diabetes by age 22.
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Adding a SGLT-2 inhibitor which acts as a diuretic can increase the risk.
Read More »Glucose Test in Pregnancy Predicts Cardiovascular Risk With, Without Gestational Diabetes
Increased cardiovascular risk found in women with glucose concentrations at the upper end of the normal range during pregnancy.
Read More »Nuts, CVD and Diabetes: Updated
To date, there is limited evidence concerning the potential health benefits of eating nuts for persons with T2D.
Read More »Instantaneous Outcomes of Simple Daily Walking on Arterial Stiffness for Type 2 Patients
Could the most inexpensive treatment for arterial stiffness be a healthy walk?
Read More »Metformin Associated with Vitamin B Deficiency and Cognitive Impairment
This is not the first study showing these negative effects of metformin.
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