Very small proportion of U.S. adults engage in risk reduction behaviors like proper diet and exercise for type 2 diabetes.
Read More »Variability of A1c Predicts All-Cause Mortality in Type 2 Diabetes
According to a recent published study, HbA1c variability is a better predictor of mortality in patients with type 2 diabetes compared with HbA1c averages.
Read More »Prediabetes Plus Hypertension Equals Coronary Artery Disease
High blood pressure and prediabetes together may do more harm to the body than either one alone.
Read More »Vitamin D Link to Diabetes Risk
New study assesses increased risk of type 2, most beneficial method of raising vitamin D levels.
Read More »Weight Loss After Travel: When Should We Be Concerned?
Since I am a diabetes educator who also specializes in obesity medicine, I see a lot of different responses to travel. For all, I see both weight loss and weight gain after travel. The interesting thing is for people with obesity, I see both. What I also find interesting is a lot of my patients who go to Europe tell me they eat pasta, more bread and other carbs, but when they lose weight, glucose levels improve. Why? Usually because they also tell me they are more active.
Read More »Prediabetes Is Just the Beginning
Diagnosis can be the first symptom of chronic diseases regardless of obesity.
Read More »Diabetes Risks Develop 20 Years Before Diagnosis
Screening, treatment delay may hasten or increase cardiovascular disease risk.
Read More »Prediabetes Diagnosis Linked to increased Risk for CVD, Renal Disease
New study shows patients with diabetes receiving more treatment thus reducing complications
Read More »Cardiovascular Disease and Mortality in Prediabetes
Method to identify prediabetes found to impact risk of heart disease or death.
Read More »Estrogen Treatment Helps To Prevent Type 2 Diabetes
New research shows how estrogen treatment helps to control blood sugar levels after menopause.
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