Continuous sulfonylurea exposure over a certain level impairs rather than improves insulin and glucose responses to sulfonylurea.
Read More »High Blood Lipids Linked to Macular Edema in Type 1 Diabetes
Aggressive lowering of blood lipids in patients with type 1 diabetes could protect their vision as well as their cardiovascular health.
Read More »Vaccine May Prevent Onset Of Type 1 Diabetes
Melbourne researchers have developed a nasal insulin vaccine that could prevent the onset of disease in high-risk children.
Read More »People With Diabetes Benefit More From Exercise Than Healthy People
Healthy people who exercised reduced their risk of death by 35 percent, compared with healthy people who were inactive.
Read More »Risk Of Chronic Heart Failure With Insulin Sensitizers
More patients were diagnosed with chronic heart failure after 6 months of starting rosiglitazone.
Read More »Weight Loss Maintenance Program Keeps Pounds Off
Successful dieters were able to keep the pounds off in the first six months of a randomized controlled trial focused on weight maintenance after weight loss.
Read More »New Strategy For The Prevention of Type 2 Diabetes
Studies have shown a 14-34% reduction in the development of diabetes with the use of ACE Inhibitors and ARB’s (angiotensin II receptor antagonists).
Read More »Avandia® Aids Recovery of Insulin-Secreting Cells
The anti-diabetes drug Avandia not only improves the body’s response to insulin but also helps insulin-producing cells in the pancreas recover their function.
Read More »CRP Levels Predict Type 1 Diabetes
Patients with diabetes suffered significantly greater dyslipidemia and activated hemostasis and inflammation than those without diabetes.
Read More »Vitamin E Good or Bad for Those with Diabetes?
Last week a study came out that said it was bad, this week we have a study that says it’s good?
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