Canada may be faring slightly worse than America in controlling the high blood pressure of its population, but both countries need improvement, according to researchers who compared data from the two countries.
Read More »Reduction in Risk of Diabetic Complications per 1% Decrease in
Several caveats to the acceptance of HbA1c as an absolute guide to the level of control of a given patient have been recently recognized
Read More »Not All Glitazone Drugs Toxic to Liver
Diabetes Drug Avandia Poses Minimal Harm to Liver
Read More »Insulin May Prevent Thrombosis Leading To Heart Attack and Stro
Insulin may support the action of other clot busters and clot preventers currently used in heart attacks and strokes
Read More »Issue 105 Item 3 Blood Pressure Does Not Predict Heart Disease Risk in Men With
For men with dyslipidemia, blood pressure poorly predicts ischemic heart disease risk, according to a report in the August issue of Hypertension.
Read More »Issue 106 Item 2 Virus Linked to Childhood Diabetes
There is the possibility of developing vaccines to prevent infection UK scientists have found strong evidence suggesting that diabetes is caused by a virus. The finding raises the possibility of developing a vaccine for the disease.
Read More »Importance of Postprandial Glucose Control
New Data indicates that Post-prandial blood glucuose plays an important role in overall glycemic control.
Read More »Multiple Injections in Type 2 Diabetics Not Effective Long-Term
“A rapid increase in Beta-cell function by multiple insulin injections in type 2 diabetic patients is not further enhanced by prolonging treatment”
Read More »‘Heart Risk’ from Polycystic Ovaries
Scans showed an increased prevalence of coronary artery calcification among women with PCOS.
Read More »Issue 105 Item 2 Diabetes To Overpower Health Care System
That according to the director of the diabetes division of the CDC
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