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Read More »Use of Electronic Health Records among Patients with Diabetes
Can the use of electronic health records (EHRs) reduce emergency room visits?…
Read More »Is Diabetes a Risk Factor for Peptic Ulcer Bleeding?
Findings of a new nationwide population-based cohort study suggest diabetes patients may be at a higher risk of developing peptic ulcer bleeding….
Read More »Vinegar for Prediabetes?
Vinegar is shown to reduce fasting glucose levels among patients at risk for type 2 diabetes…
Read More »Insulin and Breast Cancer Risk
In contrast to findings from previous studies, the development of breast cancer is not tied to insulin use, a new study says…
Read More »How Pancreas Transplants Outcomes Have Improved
Pancreas transplant alone (PTA) may be a viable option for fragile individuals with uncontrolled diabetes due to its promising outcomes….
Read More »Low Pre-pregnancy Adiponectin Linked to Gestational Diabetes Risk
GDM risk for obese and overweight women with low adiponectin even higher….
Read More »DPP-4 Inhibitors Don’t Increase Risk for Cardiac Events, Fatal and Non-Fatal
DPP-4 inhibitor drugs appeared to have a null effect on risk for fatal and non-fatal cardiac events in two trials….
Read More »Urine Testing Can Screen Diabetic Patients at Greater Risk for Cognitive Decline
U.S. researchers followed nearly 3,000 adults with diabetes for four to six years, and found that…..
Read More »Consuming Fruit and Its Effect on Diabetes Risk
Certain whole fruits lower the risk of type 2 diabetes as compared to other fruit sources….
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