The presence of HSV-1 infection raised the risk of type 2 diabetes by 50 percent.
Read More »Combination Therapy More Renoprotective for Diabetics Than Monotherapy
The clinical effectiveness of combination therapy warrants its application to diabetic kidney disease and may contribute to amelioration of the prognosis of the disease.
Read More »New Recommendations From AACE To Improve Patient Care
More than 195,000 avoidable deaths occur in the United States each year and that one out of every eight American adults will experience at least one medical error in their life.
Read More »ACE Inhibitors Improve Arterial Elasticity in Normotensive Diabetics
Treating diabetic patients with ACE inhibitors before they develop hypertension could prevent cardiovascular complications.
Read More »Hypertension Very Common Among Children on Long-Term Dialysis
New research indicates that most children about to begin long-term dialysis have hypertension and that the prevalence does not decrease much during follow-up.
Read More »Glucon’s Noninvasive Glucose Monitor Issued Patent
Device uses photoacoustic waves in the blood vessels to calculate the glucose.
Read More »US Launches Diabetes Campaign Aimed At Seniors
Keys to campaign are physical activity and diet
Read More »How Diabetes Develops In Overweight People
Fat burning is touted as the key to weight loss, but it may also link obesity and diabetes, new research suggests. When fat is burning exclusively for fuel, blood sugars go up and insulin stops working.
Read More »Update on New Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy Treatment
Those in diabetes care need to be aware of Lyrica’s (pregabalin, Pfizer Inc.)dosages, special considerations, and side effects.
Read More »Diabetes More Dangerous for Women’s Hearts
Heart Disease Death Risk 50% Greater for Diabetic Women Than Diabetic Men
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