Women disproportionately affected by stroke but cause is unknown….
Read More »FDA Approves Weekly Exenatide Pen for Type 2 Diabetes Patients
The pre-filled, single-use pen injector eliminates the need for patients to transfer the medication between a vial and a syringe….
Read More »Could Bariatric Surgery Be Used for Diabetes Prevention and Treatment?
Review looks at the benefits of bariatric surgery in obese and overweight patients with type 2 diabetes, as well as obese patients without diabetes….
Read More »Low Detection Rates Prevent Proper Treatment of Hypoglycemia in Young Children
Only 32% of hypoglycemic events were detected by parents or caregivers, despite glucose being self-monitored 10 times per day….
Read More »The Best Way to Treat Osteomyelitis
Are antibiotics or conservative surgery better for treating diabetic foot osteomyelitis?…
Read More »Grilled Meats Containing AGEs Can Increase Risk of Alzheimer’s and Diabetes
Reducing the intake of advanced glycation endproducts (AGEs), especially in older patients, may help to slow down diabetes and Alzheimer’s epidemics….
Read More »FDA Puts Empagliflozin on Hold
Quality issues in the manufacturing plant prevents final approval…. The investigational type 2 diabetes drug empagliflozin won’t win the FDA’s approval until “previously observed deficiencies” at a manufacturing plant are fixed, the drug’s sponsors said last week. Eli Lilly and Boehringer Ingelheim said the FDA had issued a complete response …
Read More »High-protein Diet in 40’s and 50’s May Increase Risk for Diabetes, Cancer, and All-cause Mortality
But for those over 65, a higher protein intake may be beneficial….
Read More »New Discovered Rare Genetic Mutation Protects against Diabetes by 65%
Gene that makes a zinc transporter could be a new drug target….
Read More »Cognitive Therapy Helps Depressed Diabetes Patients Control Blood Sugar
Depression is up to twice as high among diabetes patients as in the general population….
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