Data from this study shows the effects of oral diabetes medications on HbA1C levels from two separate cohort groups.
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Cardiovascular risks in patients with type 2 diabetes using sulfonylureas vs. pioglitazone: personalized care approach.
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Which baseline clinical characteristics of patients with newly diagnosed diabetes lead us to providing more personalized care?
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Drugs shown to increase risk of hypoglycemic and cardiovascular events.
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Even as 2nd-line drugs, sulfonylureas shown to be cardiotoxic with high rate of low blood glucose
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Cheapest treatment associated with increased risks of cardiovascular events and death.
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Improvements seen in children with developmental delays associated with neonatal diabetes.
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Study adds further evidence to the proposed causal relationship between sulfonylureas and adverse cardiovascular events.
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Incidence of type 2 diabetes is increasing rapidly. It accounts for up to half of all cases of new-onset diabetes in young people. Dysfunction in glucose homeostasis impacts acid-base regulation. In addition, injury to organs as a result of diabetes and antidiabetic drugs contribute to this dysregulation. Hyponatremia is associated …
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