Older, diabetic adults can reduce their injury risk from falls through preventative programs including medication therapy management, balance exercises, and cognitive training….
Read More »The Relationship between Diabetes and Sleeping Problems
Does poor sleep increase the risk of diabetes?…
Read More »The Beneficial Properties of Colesevelam for Managing T2DM
Long term study shows Welchol delivers continued HbA1c control while lowering LDL levels….
Read More »Strong Relationship between Diabetes and Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Diabetes joins hypertension as a major risk factor for sleep apnea….
Read More »Most Pioneer ACOs improved Quality Yet Less than Half Lowered Costs
Of the 32 accountable care organizations (ACOs) in the Pioneer program, only 13 achieved enough savings….
Read More »Health Insurance Exchanges Changing How Hospital Groups Market and Care for Patients
Many health systems’ insurance arms plan to push policies on the new insurance exchanges to expand their base of potential patients….
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Neonatologists, intensivists, and plastic surgeons had the biggest increases: family physicians come in last….
Read More »Medical Professionals Speak Up about SGLT2 Inhibitors
When a new medication comes into the marketplace, some clinicians will begin prescribing it right away while others will wait for more information.
Read More »Michael M. Rosenblatt, DPM: Response to Dr. Richard K. Bernstein’s Article on Calluses and Amputation
Dr. Bernstein reported that a treatment by a podiatrist probably caused an infection in a known diabetic. He alleges that the DPM used a “pumice” stone to grind it down and therefore caused the infection….
Read More »Alan Sherman, DPM: Response to Dr. Richard K. Bernstein’s Article on Calluses and Amputation
A position statement by controversial low-carb guru Richard Bernstein, MD has been circulating in various forms since August 2012, blaming all foot amputations in patients with diabetes on debridement of calluses. This past April 2013, Diabetes Care, the well-respected journal of the American Diabetes Association, republished the letter. The misinformation in this …
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