Autoantibody-positive women with gestational hyperglycemia have fewer features of insulin resistance and need insulin more often than do autoantibody-negative women.
Read More »Issue 138 Item 14 Pancreatic Islet Transplantation Produced Insulin Independence
Early data demonstrate that pancreatic islet transplantation produces insulin independence in patients with type-1 diabetes.
Read More »Issue 139 Item 13 Repaglinide Affects Insulin Secretion and Oxidative Stress
After treatment with repaglinide, insulin secretion increased significantly during the first phase, but not during the second.
Read More »Issue 140 Item 12 Exchange, Not Reduction, of Fats Improve Cholesterol Levels
It is more important to change the proportions of dietary fatty acids than to cut the percentage of total or saturated fat when trying to improve the ratio of low and high density lipoproteins.
Read More »Issue 138 Item 13 The Association Between Celiac Disease And Diabetes
When celiac disease is diagnosed before diabetes mellitus, clinical presentation of the diabetes is severe, say researchers.
Read More »African-Americans Unaware of Stroke Risks
Nearly 90 percent of the study subjects had a history of high blood pressure, but more than 25 percent did not take medication to control it.
Read More »Issue 140 Item 11 McDonalds Fat Lawsuit Chucked! But Hold On!
A Manhattan judge has chucked the Big Mac attack lawsuit brought on behalf of eight tubby teens who sued McDonald’s for making them diabetic or fat.
Read More »Issue 138 Item 12 Inflammation Marker More Likely to Predict Diabetes in Women
C-reactive protein (CRP) is an inflammation marker that has been implicated in the development of type 2 diabetes in Caucasians.
Read More »Issue 139 Item 11 Noninvasive Blood Glucose Monitor Getting Closer to Introducti
This noninvasive blood glucose monitor measures concentrations of serum glucose with clinically acceptable accuracy and avoids individual daily calibration.
Read More »Issue 140 Item 10 Clogging of Leg Arteries Overlooked by Primary-Care Doctors
Aggressive treatment to lower blood pressure in diabetics with clogged leg arteries significantly reduces the risk of heart attacks and strokes, researchers say.
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