Dr. Stanley Schwartz talks about choosing the right drugs for each individual patient, and which ones should be first tier choices, which ones second, and the efficacy we should be looking for from them…. More videos in this series with Dr. Schwartz Stanley Schwartz, MD, FACP, FACE: Introduction, ADA …
Read More »Stanley Schwartz, MD: Positive Effects of More Aggressive Treatment
Dr. Stanley Schwartz relates his overwhelmingly positive experience treating patients with newer drug therapies such as GLP-1 agonists and SGLT-2 inhibitors. He explains that he will sometimes put patients, on the very first day of their visit, on these medications when their A1c’s are very high and, one month later, …
Read More »Stanley Schwartz, MD, Q4: Why Sulfonylureas Should No Longer Be Used
Dr. Stanley Schwartz talks about why he doesn’t think that sulfonylureas should be used any longer, emphasizing that although they were useful when there were no alternatives, there are far safer and better drugs available today. More videos in this series with Dr. Schwartz Stanley Schwartz, MD, FACP, FACE: Introduction, …
Read More »Stanley Schwartz, MD: How Do You Determine Beta Cell Function?
Dr. Stanley Schwartz talks about the best way to determine beta cell function and says that there are actually several indicators that might need to be used. He suggests that there may be several steps that need to be taken including genotyping patients, looking at both classic markers and newer …
Read More »Stanley Schwartz, MD: Prescribing Medications for Prediabetes?
Dr. Stanley Schwartz talks about addressing the epidemic of not only diabetes but the growing numbers of prediabetes patients. He reviews the current policy situation and then talks about how he proceeds in his practice with prediabetes patients. He points out that several studies have shown that adding certain medications …
Read More »Stanley Schwartz, MD: Next Steps for a “Beta-Cell-Centric” Approach
Dr. Stanley Schwartz addresses the question of, “Where do we go from here?” regarding the beta-cell centric approach. He notes that there are two ways to approach the question — grassroots and a top-down approach — and says that both avenues should be pursued. He hopes that his his …
Read More »Effect of Low HDL Cholesterol on Cancer Risk in Type 2 Diabetes Patients
Low HDL increases the risk of heart disease but does it also increase the risk of cancer?…
Read More »EASD: Fatty Dairy May Lower Type 2 Diabetes Risk
Eating a lot of higher fat dairy products seemed to lower the risk of type 2 diabetes development by up to 23%….
Read More »Weight Loss Lowers Health Care Costs for Type 2 Diabetic Patients
Overweight diabetic patients who lose weight by dieting and increasing their physical activity can reduce their health care costs by an average of around $600 per year….
Read More »Fibrates Can Reduce Cardiovascular Risk in Type 2’s
This study showed that fenofibrate was very effective in lowering total, LDL, non-HDL cholesterol significantly in female diabetic patients compared to male patients….
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