Chromium supplementation can lead to a shortening of a harmful heart rhythm, which may lower cardiovascular risk in type 2 diabetics.
Read More »Diabetics With Acute Coronary Syndrome at High Risk
Almost one in eight diabetics hospitalized for acute coronary syndrome (ACS) do not survive for 6 months, according to the results of a new study.
Read More »Obese Children Show Ethnic Differences in Insulin Dynamics
Insulin hypersecretion and insulin resistance may be distinct phenomena among obese, non-diabetic children.
Read More »New Lipid Management Guidelines for Women at High Risk of Heart Disease
Cardiac disease has decreased in men during the last two decades but not in women.
Read More »Insulin Resistance Common in Men With Treated Hypertension
Insulin resistance is common among men with treated hypertension, but conventional risk factors do not reliably diagnosis the condition.
Read More »Inhaled Insulin Fast-Acting and Effective
The results of a study of healthy volunteers indicate that inhaled insulin has a faster onset of action than does subcutaneously injected insulin lispro or regular human insulin.
Read More »More Exercise Equals Greater Benefits for Diabetics
People with type 2 diabetes can significantly improve their health and reduce medical costs by walking at least three miles each day.
Read More »Statins Reduce Coronary Artery Calcium Progression in Type 2 Diabetes
Definite progression (an annual increase of at least 24%) was more common among untreated patients (41%) than among statin-treated patients (26%).
Read More »F.D.A. Asks Pfizer to Add Viagra Warning on Vision Loss
Some blindness was reported by 38 men taking Viagra.
Read More »Target Goals Not Being Met Even in Specialty Diabetes Center
Diabetes clinics are falling short in their efforts to reach target goals in their patients, according to new research.
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