The severity of numbness is directly related to the risk of Charcot foot deformity.
Read More »Issue 143 Item 3 Ibuprofen Could Be Bad for Heart Patients WARN YOYR PATIENTS!
Patients who take low-dose aspirin for cardioprotection should not take ibuprofen.
Read More »Issue 144 Item 2 HRT Shown to Reduce Diabetes Rate in Some Women
HRT can reduce diabetes by 35% in women with heart disease.
Read More »Issue 143 Item 2 Young Adults with Insulin treated Diabetes have Elevated Stroke
People with insulin-dependent (type 1) diabetes have an increased risk of dying from a stroke, according to first-time findings from a large, community-based study.
Read More »Issue 144 Item 1 Diabetes Prevention Efforts Achieving Good Results
The frequency in the population now is approaching 8%, up from about 5% a decade ago.
Read More »Issue 143 Item 1 New Drug Gives Hope to People With Diabetes
New hope for people with a diabetes-related eye disease may be found in a synthetic form of vitamin B1 used to treat nerve problems.
Read More »Issue 144 Item 15 Diabetes Deaths in Los Angeles County Jump 50% in a Decade
Even with the reputation for grazing on salads and spending long hours at the gym for Californians, new data on diabetes paint a different picture of their health.
Read More »Issue 144 Item 14 Remarkable Improvement In Insulin Resistance with Amaryl® (gli
Increased adiponectin levels contribute to the improvement in insulin resistance seen when elderly people with type 2 diabetes take Amaryl® (glimepiride) .
Read More »Issue 144 Item 13 Rate of Diabetes is Three Times Greater in Cheboygan Michigan
Furthermore, national studies from the U.S. Health and Human Services state that among Cheboygan County adults, 1,820 have pre-diabetes.
Read More »Issue 144 Item 12 Macrovascular Risk and Diagnostic Criteria for Type 2 Diabetes
With a HbA1c of 6%, there is a 75% increased risk of microvascular complications of type 2 diabetes
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