Diabetics who attend religious services at least once a year had lower levels of a marker of inflammation linked to heart disease than those who never attended religious services, a new US study has found.
Read More »Stroke Patients With High Blood Sugar At Higher Risk Of Death
During hospitalization, 90% of the time the patients’ hyperglycemia was not addressed.
Read More »Issue 114 Item 12 ‘The Faces of Diabetes”: Discovery Health Channel And American
The three-hour multi-program event will coincide with November’s Diabetes Awareness Month.
Read More »Issue 115 Item 12 New Statin and Aspirin Combo gets FDA Panel Support
It will be a combination package in 3 strengths of pravastatin and 2 strengths of aspirin.
Read More »Issue 116 Item 11 Alternate Site Testing Inaccurate During Rapid Changes in Bloo
According to two separate reports in the June issue of Diabetes Care, during rapid changes in blood glucose levels, testing is significantly more accurate when blood is sampled from the fingertip than from the arm or thigh.
Read More »Issue 114 Item 11 Aggressive Lipid Lowering Does Not Improve Endothelial Functio
The Diabetes Atorvastatin Lipid Intervention (DALI) Study: a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial
Read More »Aspirin Within 48 Hours of Stroke Reduces Mortality, Disabilit
Taking 160 mg to 325 mg of aspirin within two days of ischemic stroke offers a small but statistically significant” reduction in stroke death and disability.
Read More »Issue 116 Item 10 Ischemia And Microalbuminuria May Predict Coronary Events in D
Silent myocardial ischemia was the most sensitive predictor of coronary events
Read More »Issue 114 Item 10 Insulin Resistance Is a Predictor of CVD in Type 2 Diabetic Su
Prospective data from the Verona Diabetes Complications Study
Read More »Issue 115 Item 10 Metformin Therapy Reduces Endothelial Dysfunction In Type 2 Di
Metformin therapy lowers plasma levels of asymmetric dimethylarginine (ADMA) in hyperglycemic patients with type 2 diabetes.
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