A new study suggests that taking statins is associated with a 39% reduction in risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease.
Read More »Issue 115 Item 16 Top 10 Diagnoses in Family Practice Office Visits in 2001
Top 10 Diagnoses in Family Practice Office Visits in 2001 % of Office Visits Hypertension NOS 8.4% Diabetes Mellitus, Uncomplicated 3.4% Chronic Sinusitis NOS* 2.8% Acute Upper Respiratory Tract Infections NOS* 2.7% Bronchitis NOS* 2.4% Hyperlipidemia NEC**/NOS* 2.2% Acute Pharyngitis 2% Depressive Disorder NEC** 1.8% Routine Medical Exam 1.8% Otitis …
Read More »Issue 116 Item 15 Relation of Drinking Alcohol to Atherosclerotic Risk in Type 2
Light drinking, has preventive effects on atherosclerosis in type 2 diabetic subjects.
Read More »Issue 114 Item 15 Diabetes Care in the U.S. Vs. Canada
Can the differences in the way healthcare is delivered in the U.S. and Canada make a difference in the outcomes?
Read More »Issue 115 Item 15 Body Shape and Fat Distribution – Impact on Diabetes Risk?
The type of fat you eat can turn you into a pear or an apple shape
Read More »Issue 116 Item 14 Effects of Self-Management Education on Glycemic Control
Increased contact time increases the benefits and effects outcomes.
Read More »Issue 112 Item 11 New Test Predicts Which Type 2’s Will Become Type 1’s Within 5
Islet antibody testing could prevent complications by initiating insulin treatment much earlier.
Read More »Issue 113 Item 15 Wider Guidelines Urged for Statins*
Prescribing statins for people with type 2 diabetes irregardless of cholesterol levels. These findings should tear up the rule-book on statin prescribing,” says Richard Horton, editor of the Lancet. “This marks a major conceptual shift in our understanding of the prevention of heart disease.”
Read More »Issue 112 Item 10 Americans Getting Fatter Faster
Overall, 26 percent of U.S. men and 28 percent of U.S. women already are obese by about age 36, according to a new University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill study of adult weight gain among different ethnic groups, races and sexes.
Read More »Issue 113 Item 14 How Self Help Improves Diabetes
The benefits of a free choice, but sensible, diet combined with intense exercise are demonstrated in a group with diabetes.
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