“The patients on muraglitazar went from an average A1C of 8.0 percent – to an average of 6.5 percent by the 20th week.”
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“With this regimen, more than 90% of men reported significant improvement in erectile function and this improvement lasted for more than 2 years.”
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PRAM-treated subjects completing 16 wks experienced progressive weight loss, with a 3.6kg reduction in body weight .
Read More »ESRD and Diabetes Hospitalizations Dropped 35% over last 6 Years
Improvements in quality of care, the increase in the numbers of people with diabetes, particularly younger people, because they are not as sick a population yet, contributed to the reduction.
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Firms find the physicians, medical centers, check insurances and track preventative healthcare.
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Read More »Assessing Endogenous Insulin Production by Repaglinide Stimulation of C-Peptides
C-peptide stimulation test a practical diagnostic method to determine the presence of endogenous insulin production, and eliminating guesswork about when insulin therapy should be initiate.
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Using the PDX-1 gene to covert liver cells into beta cells.
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Soluble fiber supplements are recommended to reduce levels of low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C)
Read More »Genetic Epidemiology Of Diabetes
How many times do your patients ask you “is there a diabetes heredity” or “am I going to pass on the diabetes genes to my kids”. What do you tell them? Yes, No, or Maybe? What about all that stuff that says Type 1 is an autoimmune disease, does that …
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