Eighteen months after starting a probe of potential cancer risks associated with insulin glargine (Lantus), the FDA still hasn’t decided whether the concern is justified….
Read More »Risk Factors Go Up when Folks Sit Down
Sitting around too much is associated with a worsening of several cardiometabolic risk factors, an analysis of NHANES data revealed….
Read More »Just Two Hours of TV Increases Risk of Death and CVD
People who spend two hours or more a day in front of a screen during their leisure time — primarily watching television — have more than double the risk of cardiovascular events over four years compared with those who spend less than two hours a day in front of a …
Read More »Only 7% of the 60 Million with Prediabetes Are Aware
Measuring glycated hemoglobin levels may be an appropriate means of catching patients with prediabetes.…
Read More »Race/Ethnicity Plays A Role in the Efficacy of Insulin Regimens
Latino/Hispanic, Asian, and African-descent patients with Type 2 diabetes show different metabolic responses to insulin therapy, dependent in part on insulin type and regimen intensity….
Read More »MicroRNAs Could Increase the Risk of Amputation in Diabetes Patients
New research has found one of the smallest entities in the human genome, micro-RNA, could increase the risk of limb amputation in diabetic patients….
Read More »Why Coffee May Help Protect against Diabetes
Coffee can give you a jump-start to the day but numerous studies have shown that it also may be protective against Type 2 diabetes….
Read More »Just 2000 Steps a Day Keeps Diabetes Risk Away
Walking not only prevents weight gain in middle age but also helps prevent or delay diabetes….
Read More »Lights Out Dusk to Bedtime Lowers Chances of Diabetes, Insomnia
Turning down the lights from dusk to bedtime could induce sleep, lower blood pressure, curbing diabetes risk….
Read More »Simplified Rx Refills May Boost Adherence
Patients who had multiple drug prescriptions with different refill schedules and from different prescribers tended not to take cardiovascular medications when they should….
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