The survey findings suggest that insufficient numbers of Americans with diabetes are aware of the cardio-protective benefits of aspirin.
Read More »Exercise Test Predicts Death in Patients with Coronary Artery Disease
Exercise capacity, as measured in terms of VO2max, is a powerful predictor of death in patients with coronary artery disease, not just patients with heart failure.
Read More »Pitavastatin Curbs Diabetic Nephropathy
Use of the new chemically synthesized agent pitavastatin appears to reduce tubulointerstitial damage in certain patients with diabetic nephropathy.
Read More »One in Five Americans Are At Serious Risk for Diabetes
Key health organizations are warning that at least one in five Americans has or is at serious risk for developing diabetes, meaning millions are at an increased risk for cardiovascular disease. It’s back to the ABC’s of diabetes.
Read More »Daily Weighing Helps People Lose Weight, Prevents Gain
People who are trying to either lose weight or avoid gaining do better by weighing themselves daily.
Read More »The Secret to Low-Carb Diet Success: Eat Less
You can lead a man to steak, but you can’t make him eat. This is the secret of success for low carbohydrate diets, according to researchers.
Read More »New Diagnostic Test to Measure Insulin Resistance and Beta-Cell Regeneration
A possible new test from KineMed Inc,, a diagnostic company, that can measure insulin resistance and beta cell function may replace the traditional Euglycemic glucose clamp method.
Read More »Diabetes Linked with Risk of Sudden Cardiac Death
Diabetes is a “strong” risk factor for sudden cardiac death, with the risk increasing with the severity of the disease, according to a study published in the European Heart Journal.
Read More »Stress Test Important for Diabetic Women
St. Louis University School of Medicine scientists are recommending diabetic women undergo dobutamine echocardiography stress testing.
Read More »Homocysteine Levels Predicts Future Diabetes After Gestational Diabetes
High homocysteine in the early postpartum period is an independent risk factor for the development of diabetes in women with a history of pregnancy-induced diabetes (a.k.a. gestational diabetes). more than 15 percent of these individuals will have to undergo amputation.
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