Oral insulin vaccine may protect beta-cells from autoimmune destruction.
Read More »DSME Programs are Not Enough
Behavioral programs for patients with diabetes provide benefit for glycemic control.
Read More »Artificial Beta Cell Technology Proves Useful at Home
New results published about usefulness of artificial beta cell technology in type 1 diabetes patients.
Read More »The Use of Metformin in Obese Youth Type 1 Diabetics
Findings suggest that Metformin may help overcome pubertal insulin resistance and aid in better glycemic control.
Read More »Glucose Levels in Pregnant Women Affect Fetal Heart Rate
Future study to focus on effect of continuous glucose changes in both maternal and fetal health...
Read More »Ocular Examination for Children with Type 1 Diabetes
Screenings for diabetic retinopathy should begin at age 15 or 5 years after diagnosis....
Read More »New Data to Analyze Trends in Diabetes
Plateaus mark possibly better screening methods, survival among diagnosed patients...
Read More »Play It Safe With at Least TWO Pharmacies
With the prevalence of mail-order pharmacies, I’ve always recommended that my patients use their local pharmacy for at least one prescription. Why? If an emergency arises, and they need a medication or supplies right away, they can get great service locally because they have established a relationship
Read More »First Type 1 Patient in Trial No Longer Requires Insulin Therapy
The Diabetes Research Institute (DRI), a Center of Excellence at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, announced today that the first patient in its clinical trial has been free from insulin injections in record time following the implantation of islet cells within a biological scaffold. The patient, Wendy …
Read More »The Impact of Late-Night Eating Habits, Sleep Duration on Glycemic Control in Adults with Type 1 Diabetes
Late night snacks and deprivation of sleep can have a serious impact in patients with type 1 diabetes… Diabetes is on the rise and many studies have proven association with negative eating habits with an increase in the progression of the diabetes. There may be a correlation of the timing …
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