Social position appears to affect the risk of developing diabetes in middle-age, white-collar workers.
Read More »Conjugated Linoleic Acid (CLA) Supplementation Worsens Insulin Sensitivity And F
CLA supplementation significantly increased fasting glucose concentrations (6.3%) and reduced insulin sensitivity.
Read More »Skipping Diabetes Meds Ups Risk of Hospitalization
Type 2 diabetic patients who take their oral medications only part of the time have an increased risk of being hospitalized within a one-year period.
Read More »Patient Attachment Style Influences Self-care and Outcomes in Diabetes
With all the difficulties collaborating with providers and important others, it is often the way a patient attaches to others that has a great deal effect on outcomes.
Read More »Anger, Hostility And Depression Linked To Higher C-RP Levels
Otherwise healthy people who are prone to anger, hostility and depressive symptoms tend to have higher levels of a substance that’s been linked to heart disease and stroke.
Read More »Intensive Insulin Therapy In Children And Adolescents With Type 1 Diabetes Reduc
The prolongation of conventional insulin therapy over 3.5 years increases the risk of retinopathy twice and the risk of cataract 5 times in patients with type 1 diabetes
Read More »Studies Strengthen Kidney And Heart Disease Link
A pair of new epidemiology studies confirms that chronic kidney disease independently increases the risk of developing cardiovascular disease, even among people with early kidney disease and after considering other risk factors such as diabetes, hypertension and high cholesterol.
Read More »Update for Islet Cell Transplants for Diabetes
About 58% of diabetes patients given an experimental transplant of pancreatic cells are able to live without insulin injections a year later, Canadian and U.S. doctors reported last week.
Read More »Androgens In The Regulation of Insulin Sensitivity in Postmenopausal Women
Finding may have implications for testosterone replacement in this population.Glucose and insulin components of the metabolic syndrome appear to be linked with hyperandrogenism in postmenopausal women.
Read More »INGAP Peptide Induces New Islet Formation and Restores Euglycemia
Ingap showes the ability to enhance nerve growth which suggests its potential I peripheral nerve disorders.
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