AACE: Inhaled Insulin Shows Better Results Subcutaneous Formulation
Read More »Inhaled Insulin Efficacious in Study, but Lung Function Drops
Tendency to cause a slight but significant decline in breathing ability, but new Exubera™ studies conclusively proved the drug’s safety
Read More »Issue 106 Item 15 Vitamin D Analog Shows Promise in Treatment of Diabetes
A vitamin D3 analog arrests autoimmune diabetes in a mouse model, according to a report in the May issue of Diabetes.
Read More »NEW Warnings Added to Diabetes Drugs
WASHINGTON, April 26 — GlaxoSmithKline and Eli Lilly & Company have added warnings about heart and liver risks to the labels of their diabetes drugs, which are similar to a medication that was withdrawn from the market in 2000 because of links to fatal liver damage.
Read More »AACE: Long-term Lipid Benefits of Pioglitazone for Patients wit
Study showed an improvement in HDL as well as the lowering of triglycerides
Read More »Issue 105 Item 15 Hyperglycemia May Raise Stroke Risk, Results from Three Studie
Hyperglycemia may make people more susceptible to strokes and appear to worsen the outcomes of stroke patients after thrombolytic therapy.
Read More »Issue 106 Item 14 Whole Grain Foods Reduce the Risk of Type 2 Diabetes
According to a study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, whole-grain foods may improve insulin resistance and thereby reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes and heart disease in overweight and obese people.
Read More »Chicken Diet Better Than Red Meat in Type 2 Diabetes
A conventional diet rather than a very-low caloric diet produced more sustained weight loss.
Read More »AACE: Chicago: Type 2 Diabetes Guidelines Stress Aggressive Ma
A 110mg/Dl. fasting and a postprandial BG of 140 or less need to be our new targets in glycemic control.
Read More »Issue 105 Item 14 Glargine Reduces Risk 34% for Hypoglycemic Events Over NPH
Study also found fewer patients treated with insulin glargine (15.4 percent) reported nocturnal hypoglycemic symptoms than patients treated with NPH insulin
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