The Aerodose insulin inhaler delivers a pharmacologically predictable insulin dose to patients with type 2 diabetes that is indistinguishable whether insulin is delivered via the subcutaneous or inhaled route.
Read More »Issue 177 Item 14 Young Type 2 Diabetics at High Risk of Early Nephropathy
Even with good metabolic control, young adult patients with diabetes, especially those with type 2, are at high risk for renal involvement during the first decade after diagnosis.
Read More »Issue 177 Item 15 Starting Patients on Higher Dose of Atorvastatin is More Effec
Initiating atorvastatin at higher doses than the usual 10 mg starting dose provides patients with a greater success rate in achieving low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol goals, dropping levels by more than 50%. That, according to a study presented at the 13th International Symposium on Atherosclerosis.
Read More »Issue 176 Item 1 Diabetes Rates Are Up in the U.S., With a 27 Percent Increase B
According to official government statistics, the annual snapshot of the nation’s health, put together by the National Center for Health Statistics, also shows that nearly a third of Americans are obese and two-thirds overweight.
Read More »Issue 176 Item 2 Poor Doctor/Patient Communication – A Major Cause of Non-Compli
This comes from the opinions expressed by 46 patients with diabetes. This is important information in designing effective interventions
Read More »Issue 176 Item 3 Pedometers Tested As Step to More Exercise
Its easy, simple and it works! But lets not call it exercise, that’s a dirty word, lets call it increasing physical activity!
Read More »Issue 176 Item 4 Increasing Protein Improves Blood Glucose For Type 2’s
A high-protein diet lowers blood glucose postprandially in persons with type 2 diabetes and improves overall glucose control. A five-week high-protein diet improves glycemic control and lipid profiles without adversely affecting renal function in type 2 diabetes.
Read More »Issue 176 Item 5 New Study Shows Aspirin Can Prevent Heart Problems and Death Fr
Only a third of the nearly 65 million Americans at risk for heart disease are taking aspirin.
Read More »Issue 176 Item 6 New Study Shows Aspirin Can Prevent Heart Problems and Death Fr
Only a third of the nearly 65 million Americans at risk for heart disease are taking aspirin.
Read More »Issue 176 Item 6 Increased Risk of Cardiovascular Defects for Babies of Diabetic
Babies born to mothers who have diabetes have a significantly increased risk of cardiovascular malformations, according to recent British report.
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