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Recent reports have shown a lack of agreement between the impaired glucose tolerance (IGT) and the impaired fasting glucose (IFG) categories, suggesting that correspond to different impaired glucose metabolism stages.
Read More »Technique Improves Diabetes Treatment
A new preservation technique could expand the pool of available donor
Read More »Issue 105 Item 1 Aspirin at Bedtime is More Effective
It has been shown that taking aspirin at bedtime as other benefits for those with hypertension.
Read More »Revisited: The Solution to Coughing from an Ace Inhibitor
Taking Iron or changing to a new Ace Inhibitor can stop the cough in its tracks.
Read More »AACE: Inhaled Insulin Shows Better Results Subcutaneous Formula
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 »Issue 99 Item 6 Substituting Dietary Saturated Fat with Polyunsaturated Fat Chan
Dietary change can result in improved insulin sensitivity and less abdominal fat
Read More »Aggressive Blood Pressure Control in Diabetes Prevents Complica
Aggressive Blood Pressure Control in Diabetes Prevents Complications
Read More »Exercise Will Lower Your Blood Pressure
A message for all couch-potatoes
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