The NDEP announced a newly updated awareness campaign for “The Power to Control Diabetes Is in Your Hands”
Read More »Erectile Dysfunction First Sign of Coronary Artery Disease
“We think that erectile dysfunction represents the ‘tip of the iceberg’ of a systemic vascular disorder; thus potentially preceding severe cardiovascular events and should be part of any cardiovascular risk assessment.”
Read More »Obese People Show a 43% Decline in the Ability to Burn Fat
New Findings Highlight the Importance of Exercise in Obese People
Read More »Big Babies at Risk of Obesity Later in Life
Results of a systematic literature review show that large infants or those who grow rapidly during infancy are at increased risk of obesity during childhood and adulthood.
Read More »Growth Factors Restore Normal Blood Glucose Levels
Treatment with epidermal growth factor (EGF) and gastrin increases beta cell mass and prevents destruction of the cells.
Read More »Exubera Inhaled Insulin Receives Positive Opinion from European Advisory Board f
Exubera Inhaled Insulin Receives Positive Opinion from European Advisory Board for Treatment of Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes The U.S. FDA advisory board and now the European advisory board are recommending the approval of inhaled insulin, it’s only a matter of time before the FDA gives it’s final approval.
Read More »Pulse Pressure May Be the Best Predictor of Cardiovascular Mortality
Pulse pressure is the best predictor of cardiovascular mortality.
Read More »Breakthrough Technology for Non-invasive, Pain-Free Glucose Testing
The novel procedure uses a laser to measure spectroscopic signals in blood while the blood is still in the capillaries. Abnormal levels of blood components, such as glucose, can be detected without pricking a person’s finger.
Read More »Exercise Amount More Important than Intensity
A study shows that the amount of exercise a person engages in per week may be more important than the intensity of the exercise.
Read More »Metformin Helps Diabetics with Heart Failure
Metformin improves survival and clinical outcomes in diabetic patients with heart failure, even though FDA labeling recommends against using the drug in these patients.
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