Please share this resource with your patients…. By Osama Hamdy, MD, PhD, and Sheri R. Colberg, PhD Who would ever have imagined that the often relentless progression of a chronic disease like type 2 diabetes can be stopped or reversed?
Read More »Early A1C Test Detects Diabetes Risk
A1c screening can reveal risk of type 2 before the disease begins to develop….
Read More »Hypoglycemia a Risk Factor for Cognitive Decline in Type 2
Elderly type 2 diabetic patients particularly vulnerable….
Read More »Obesity 2014, Part 1
This week, we begin a new Homerun Slides series from Dr. Stanley Schwartz on obesity. This first set in the series includes an overview of the current situation in the U.S. as well as a discussion of the term "metabolically health obese" and why Dr. Schwartz thinks this is …
Read More »Diabetes Clinical Case Series, Excerpt #7, Endocrinology and Diabetes
Ivy, a 29-year-old woman, presents with a short history of polyuria and polydipsia. What differential diagnosis would you be thinking of? The differential diagnosis includes: • Diabetes mellitus • Hypercalcaemia • Chronic renal failure • Diabetes insipidus • Psychogenic polydipsia
Read More »Drug Treatments for Obesity
As successful as bariatric surgery?…
Read More »Cleanliness and Increased Rate of Type 1 Diabetes
The highest rates of type 1 diabetes are found in Finland, a country known for its cleanliness….
Read More »Therapy of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus, Update, Part 9
In this week’s Homerun Slides, Dr. Stanley Schwartz goes over some of the accepted algorithms for diabetes control but suggests some novel changes including the addition of GLP-1’s closer to diagnosis. He also discusses studies that have combined SGLT2 inhibitor therapy with incretins…
Read More »GLP-1 Synthesis, Secretion, and Degradation
David Joffe, BSPharm, CDE Brittany Davis, Pharm D Candidate, Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy This is the first of a two-part series that examines some of the current research and unanswered questions about how GLP-1 is made in the body, what factors are involved in the release and quantity of …
Read More »How High Fiber Diets Protect against Diabetes and Obesity
Fermentable fibers such as cabbage, beans, and some fruits and vegetables increase satiety….
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