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The cost of diabetes in the United States has climbed 41% since 2007….
Read More »Risks of Vitamin D Deficiency in Adults
Researchers investigated the prevalence and predictors of vitamin D deficiency in low risk and healthy adults….
Read More »AACE Asks Medical Professionals and Diabetic Patients to Appeal to Congress
AACE is asking for support for the National Diabetes Clinical Care Commission Act which would create a public-private commission composed of endocrinologists, other front-line diabetes health care providers, patient advocates and representatives from federal agencies involved in diabetes care activities….
Read More »The Link between Gestational Diabetes and Type 2 Diabetes
"As many as half of Asian women who had gestational diabetes will develop type 2 diabetes within eight years of giving birth." …
Read More »Two-step Approach for Diagnosing GDM Supported By NIH
The two-step approach for diagnosing GDM is preferred over the single-step approach….
Read More »Reduction in A1c Relates to Decreases in hs-CRP
Poorly controlled type 2 diabetes patients with self-monitoring of blood glucose protocol have been shown to decrease high-sensitivity C-reactive protein levels….
Read More »Breastfeeding May Not Reduce Risk of Later Obesity in Children
Recent study finds breastfeeding does not lower risk of obesity….
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