In diabetic patients with coronary disease, treatment with perindopril, an angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor (ACEI), helps protect against major cardiovascular events.
Read More »Hyperinsulinemia May Increase Alzheimer’s Disease Risk
Moderately high insulin levels are associated with increased levels of inflammatory markers and beta-amyloid in cerebrospinal fluid, suggesting a causal link between hyperinsulinemia and Alzheimer’s disease.
Read More »Oral Contraceptives May Be Diabetic Nephropathy Risk Factor
18% of oral contraceptive users developed macroalbuminuria compared with 2% of nonusers.
Read More »Nomogram Evaluating Exercise Capacity Can Predict Survival in Women
Exercise capacity is an independent predictor of mortality in women, results from a study of 5,721 asymptomatic women.
Read More »Diabetes Can Complicate Untreated Depression in Pregnancy
Women with diabetes and untreated depression who become pregnant face a host of risks to themselves and their fetus if their conditions are not managed properly.
Read More »Folate Protects Against Stroke Independently of Homocysteine Levels
Folate may offer extra protection against stroke, on top of reducing levels of an amino acid related to the incident.
Read More »Obesity Fueling a New Hybrid Diabetes: Double Diabetes or Type 1 & 1/2
Dubbed “double diabetes” by some and “diabetes one-and-a-half” by others, the combination of types 1 and 2 diabetes symptoms confounds doctors attempting to
Read More »Cause of Diabetes-Related Erectile Dysfunction Is Found
New study suggests an oversupply of a simple blood sugar could be a major cause of erectile dysfunction in diabetic men.
Read More »Exercise Cuts Risk of Stroke 26%
High levels of leisure-time physical activity — such as swimming, running or heavy gardening — can cut your stroke risk.
Read More »Salt Restriction Improves Blood Pressure and Proteinuria in Blacks
Modest reductions in dietary salt improve blood pressure and proteinuria in black patients with hypertension.
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