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Can individuals with diabetes impact their family and friends to prevent new-onset diabetes?
Read More »A Trial to Assess T2D Prevention With A Family-Focused Approach
Higher Intake of Protein Connected to Lower Mortality
Could a primarily plant-based high protein diet be the secret to longevity?
Read More »Diabetes Prevention: The Key To Reducing End-stage Kidney Disease
Earlier onset of type 2 diabetes equals higher risk of kidney transplant.
Read More »Insulin and Glucagon Co-administration – Optimizing Glycemic Control without Risks of Hypoglycemia
Opposing actions of insulin and glucagon may be the key to glucose control.
Read More »Reducing Cardiovascular Events and Mortality with Monthly Lifestyle Modification Counseling
Lifestyle modifications can impact cardiovascular outcomes including myocardial infarction, strokes, and death.
Read More »Vitamin D Supplementation Reduces the Risk of T2DM
Large study finds both vitamin D dosage and patient BMI play a role in the effectiveness of supplementation in preventing T2DM.
Read More »Carbohydrate Restriction May Reverse Prediabetes
Studies show that carbohydrate restriction for prediabetes can lead to normal glucose levels, reduce the progression to type 2 diabetes, and decrease the prevalence of metabolic syndrome.
Read More »Sugar Intake Linked to Fat Deposits Around the Heart
Increased pericardial adipose tissue volume leads to coronary heart disease, coronary artery calcification, atrial fibrillation, and reduced left ventricular function.
Read More »Flu Vaccination for Better Diabetes Outcomes
Getting an annual flu vaccine could help lower complications associated with diabetes.
Read More »The Pressing Need For New Strategies to Treat Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Guest Author: Dr. Cyaandi R. Dove, D.P.M
A recent trial showed a significant reduction in wound area by 73.1% with Single Use Negative Pressure Wound Therapy System (sNPWT).