In this exclusive interview transcript, Dr. Stanley Schwartz discusses the proposed new diabetes classification, which seeks to not only just classify but to help in determining what type of treatment might be best for that patient.
Read More »Engaging Patients In Diabetes Management
How can diabetes progression be prevented in patients with nondiabetic hyperglycemia?
Read More »Numbers Matter: 1-Hour Post Prandial Glucose Possible Predictor of Prediabetes Risk
Elevated 1-hour level proves significant despite 2-hour level within normal glucose tolerance range.
Read More »Higher Fitness Levels Reduce Risk for Developing Diabetes
Higher level of cardiorespiratory fitness (CRF) over two decades was shown to reduce risk for developing prediabetes and T2, even after adjusting for changes in BMI.
Read More »Hospitalization Rates for Patients with Prediabetes and Diabetes Increasing
Age-adjusted hospitalization rates for acute MI and stroke on the rise as more people are diagnosed with diabetes and prediabetes.
Read More »Gender Differences In Diabetes Progression
According to a BMJ study, men with prediabetes who increased their physical activity levels and women with prediabetes who reduced their waist circumference had lower risks of progressing to diabetes.
Read More »CGM Motivates Prediabetes and Type 2 Patients to Increase Physical Activity
Using a continuous glucose monitor helps those with prediabetes and type 2 diabetes to self-regulate their exercise.
Read More »Prediabetes: How Often is the Opportunity to Intervene Missed?
Study finds less than one quarter of patients categorized as prediabetic received prediabetes treatment from their healthcare provider.
Read More »Prediabetes Patients Improve Fasting Glucose with Zinc
Six-month regimen of 30 mg zinc sulfate once daily found effective compared with those on placebo, according to study.
Read More »Prevalence of Diabetes in U.S. Adults from 1988-2012
Overall prevalence of diabetes may have increased, but undiagnosed diabetes may be declining.
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