New clinical trials reveal the new SGLT2 inhibitor lowers HbA1c as well as sitagliptin….
Read More »Cystatin C May Be Superior to Creatinine in Determining CKD Risk
Cystatin C alone, or in combination with creatinine may be a better predictor for renal disease compared to creatinine alone….
Read More »Copeptin Tests May Be Used to Rule Out Acute Coronary Syndrome
Negative copeptin and troponin tests may be used to rule out an acute myocardial infarction….
Read More »Treatment Approaches in Severely Obese Children
Bariatric surgery is not the only effective treatment regimen in severely obese children….
Read More »Positive Association between Coffee Consumption and All-Cause Mortality
Excessive coffee consumption associated with an increased risk of death….
Read More »Lifestyle Intervention and Cardiometabolic Risk Factors: POWER-UP Trial
Three different types of weight loss interventions were examined for their effects on blood pressure, lipids, glucose, insulin resistance, and inflammation in obese participants….
Read More »Brisk Minutes of Exercise Help to Prevent Weight Gain
A few minutes extra of high intensity exercise can have a significant effect on prevention of weight gain….
Read More »Dietary Tweaks That Improve Control for Type 1 Children
Eating foods rich in amino and fatty acids may help preserve beta cells for up to two years….
Read More »Why Many Obese People Don’t Get Diabetes
Chronic inflammation may be a significant risk factor for both heart disease and diabetes….
Read More »Barrett’s Esophagus Risk Increase with Diabetes
Diabetes patients are at risk regardless of presence or absence of other risk factors….
Read More »
Diabetes In Control. A free weekly diabetes newsletter for Medical Professionals. News and information for Medical Professionals.