Preterm babies born at very low birth weight may be more prone blood sugar problems as young adults.
Read More »Urine Test Predicts Diabetic Kidney Disease
Looking at various proteins in urine may help doctors predict the development of diabetic nephropathy in type 2 diabetes patients well before they develop the condition.
Read More »Comparison of Insulin Detemir and Insulin Glargine in Type 1 Diabetes
Treatment with twice-daily insulin detemir or once-daily insulin glargine, each in combination with insulin aspart, resulted in similar glycemic control.
Read More »Study Links Obesity to Protein in Infant Formula
The results of the EU Childhood Obesity Program indicate that low-protein content in infant formula may have metabolic, endocrinal and developmental benefits for babies – which may also have an impact on obesity at a later age.
Read More »Using PET Scan to Validate Beta-Cell Growth and Regeneration
We now might have a non-invasive way to measure beta-cell growth and apoptosis for determining effectiveness of new treatment therapies that can cause beta-cell regeneration of increase of beta-cell mass instead.
Read More »The Stem Cells That Weren’t There
The stem cells that make the beta-cells May Not Exist!
Read More »Do Precurser Beta-Cells Exist After Birth?
If precursor beta-cells exist, then it can give focus to the development of innovative therapeutic techniques which can possibly stimulate the formation of new endogenous beta-cells.
Read More »Being Thin, Doesn’t Mean You Are Not Fat
Because internal deposits can cause trouble then really is what’s on the inside that counts and a lot of thin people might be in trouble.
Read More »Short-Term Risk for Stroke Is Doubled in Newly Diagnosed Type 2’s
Cardiovascular risk factors are suboptimally treated in diabetes, possibly because of the impression that there is a long delay between diagnosis and the development of macrovascular complications such as stroke.
Read More »Low-Dose Aspirin Best for CVD Prevention
More evidence that lower doses of aspirin are just as effective in preventing cardiovascular events as higher doses comes from a systematic review.
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