Contrary to some previous reports, moderate alcohol consumption may increase, not decrease the risk of atherosclerosis in diabetics.
Read More »Issue 118 Item 3 Aspirin Counseling Among Patients With Diabetes Prevents Deaths
This simple intervention may prevent many cardiovascular events and deaths.
Read More »Issue 119 Item 2 A Surprising Unlimited New Source of Islets: Cancer Cells
Just one Islet cell could potentially divide forever and provide an unlimited amount of Islets for transplantation.
Read More »Issue 120 Item 1 Comparison of Three Insulinotropic Drugs on Plasma Insulin Leve
Results defer between repaglinide, glipizide and glibendamide
Read More »Diabetic Men Over 50 Have Greater Risk Of Erectile Dysfunction
Diabetic men over 50 years of age are more likely to experience erectile dysfunction than are non-diabetics.
Read More »Issue 118 Item 2 Patient Education Programs Often Fail!
Formal patient education programs often fail because of low levels of motivation and compliance from the patient or reluctance from the physicians to respond to information provided by patients.
Read More »Issue 119 Item 1 Break-Through for New Source for Islets: Process Isolates Cells
Process could triple the amount of Islets available for transplant which, uses oxygenated perflurocarbons (PFC) to, in essence, extend the upper age limit of organ donors that can be used for transplant
Read More »Issue 117 Item 2 AADE: NovoTrack Focusing on Patient Self-Management of Diabetes
Presented at AADE, focuses on patient self-management of diabetes.
Read More »Issue 118 Item 1 Diabetics & PreDiabetics Need More Exercise!
Many adults with Type 2 diabetes don’t exercise regularly or follow a healthy diet, according to the latest diabetes research. Regular exercise can reduce or prevent complications by 60%.
Read More »Issue 120 Item 15 Assessment of Group Versus Individual Diabetes Education
Diabetes education delivered in a group setting, when compared with an individual setting, was equally effective at providing equivalent or slightly greater improvements.
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