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In an animal study, high-carbohydrate intake after birth led to detrimental long-term effects….
Read More »J&J Recalls 2 Million Blood Glucose Meters
Meters fail to warn of extremely high glucose levels; OneTouch Verio IQ, Verio Pro and Verio Pro+ affected….
Read More »Fluctuations in A1c’s Lead to Nephropathy
A large cohort study shows that variability in HbA1c can link to diabetic nephropathy in type 2 patients….
Read More »Sitagliptin: Safe Drug for HIV Positive Patients
Patients suffering from HIV are not able to tolerate many diabetic drugs due to concerns that they will weaken the immune system….
Read More »Artificial Pancreas Beats Insulin Pump
Artificial pancreas reduces nighttime hypoglycemia and improves control compared to an insulin pump….
Read More »Clinic-based Peer Coaching Improves A1c
A1c’s fall 1-3 points with coaching….
Read More »Diabetes Meds Can Cut Heart Failure Risk by 41%
People with diabetes who are taking certain antidiabetic medications may also be taking care of their heart….
Read More »Comparing Calories to Miles Makes Impact
Choosing foods according to the distance needed to burn makes a difference….
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Type 2’s get better control with basal insulin and a correction before meals….
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