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Read More »Ocular Examination for Children with Type 1 Diabetes
Screenings for diabetic retinopathy should begin at age 15 or 5 years after diagnosis....
Read More »Lifestyle Modifications with High-Intensity Exercise in Diabetes
Short periods of intense physical activity can improve heart structure and diabetes control...
Read More »Mortality Increased by 50% in Smokers with Diabetes
Active smoking is associated with significantly increased risks of total mortality and cardiovascular events...
Read More »How Type 2 Diabetes is Linked with Alzheimer’s Disease
T2 patients may be at increased risk of developing tangles in the brain that indicate dementia.
Read More »New Data to Analyze Trends in Diabetes
Plateaus mark possibly better screening methods, survival among diagnosed patients...
Read More »The Value of the Nitric Oxide Pathway and its Importance in African-American Patients with Heart Failure
Studies in heart failure and hypertension have shown that people who identify themselves as black may have a less active renin-angiotensin system and a lower bioavailability of nitric oxide. The A-HeFT study was conducted to determine if a fixed dose of isosorbide dinitrate (ISDN) and hydralazine would provide additional benefit in black patients with heart failure.
Read More »Imperium: World’s First Instant Insulin Patch
Unilife Corporation has launched the world’s first instant insulin patch, Imperium. Imperium is a prefilled, preassembled, multi-day wearable insulin pump for continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion and on-demand bolus delivery through the push of a button. It is equipped with Bluetooth connectivity to wirelessly connect with smartphone apps for patient reminders …
Read More »First Type 1 Patient in Trial No Longer Requires Insulin Therapy
The Diabetes Research Institute (DRI), a Center of Excellence at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, announced today that the first patient in its clinical trial has been free from insulin injections in record time following the implantation of islet cells within a biological scaffold. The patient, Wendy …
Read More »Increased Dietary Salt May be Correlated with Obesity
Consuming more salt, regardless of caloric consumption, can lead to obesity or being overweight. A study in the journal Hypertension reports that an increased intake of 1 g of sodium per day increases the risk of obesity by 28% in children and 26% in adults. In the UK and the …
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