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Read More »Quality of U.S. Diabetes Care is Below Standard!
The level of care that diabetes patients receive in the United States falls far below current national recommendations, that from the Annals of Internal Medicine.
Read More »Hyperglycemia Starts at 90 mg/dL, That’s Right Hyperglycemia!
New definition based on heart risk
Read More »Issue 105 Item 11 Centenarians Children Less Likely to Have Heart Disease and Di
Children of centenarians are less likely than children of shorter-lived parents to have certain life-shortening diseases, providing further evidence that longevity runs in families, researchers report.
Read More »The Link Between Diabetes and Bone Density/Osteoporosis
Fifty years since it was demonstrated that diabetes is associated with loss of bone mass.
Read More »Conventional Diet, Exercise Yields More Sustained Weight Loss
“Five year results of a very low calorie diet or conventional weight loss program in type 2 diabetes.”
Read More »The “NOCEBO EFFECT” for Patients on Diabetes Medications
ADVERSE DRUG EFFECTS
Read More »Statin Drugs Increase Risk of Peripheral Neuropathy
Although statins have been linked to increased risk of myopathy, an article in the May 14 issue of Neurology suggests that peripheral neuropathy may also be a delayed adverse effect.
Read More »Issue 106 Item 9 Mevacor Approved for Kids – But Wait!
There is still little long-term safety and efficacy data in children
Read More »Heart Risk for Diabetes ‘Less Than Previously Thought’
Diabetics are not in the same league as heart disease patients for the risk of heart attack
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