Older adults with poorly controlled diabetes may have three times the risk of developing tuberculosis than those who achieve better diabetes control, study findings suggest.
Read More »Aerobic Exercise Increases Protein That May Suppress Appetite
In a small study of overweight and obese adults, 3 months of aerobic exercise, with no change in diet, led to a significant decrease in body fat and a spontaneous decrease in caloric intake. The percentage of weight loss and the reduction in caloric intake correlated positively and significantly with …
Read More »Vaccine Prevents and Reverses New-Onset Diabetes
A novel microsphere-based vaccine targeting dendritic cells prevents and reverses new-onset autoimmune diabetes in a mouse model, according to a report in the June issue of Diabetes.
Read More »Electronic Medical Records Coming Soon
Microsoft Corp., Google Inc., and dozens of organizations promoting consumer adoption of electronic personal health records agreed for the first time on a comprehensive set of privacy protections.
Read More »Factors Associated With Weight Regain After Weight Loss Identified
Factors associated with weight regain after substantial weight loss are identified in a study in which data from the 1999 – 2002 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) were analyzed.
Read More »Low-Risk Food Pattern May Reduce Risk for Diabetes
Dietary patterns affect the risk for type 2 diabetes to a greater extent vs intake of specific food groups, according to findings from the Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis (MESA), reported in the June 10 Online First issue of Diabetes Care.
Read More »Physical Activity May Alter Diabetes Link to Breast Cancer
Physical activity may help counter the adverse effect diabetes seems to have on breast cancer risk in Hispanic women’
Read More »US May Raise Standards for Diabetes Drugs
U.S. health officials are weighing tougher requirements for companies looking to launch new entries into the lucrative market for diabetes drugs. Following heart risk concerns with GlaxoSmithKline’s pill Avandia, regulators will ask outside experts next week how much data should be gathered before and after approval about potential cardiovascular benefits …
Read More »Insulin Analogs No Better than the Real Deal, According to Latest Research
People with diabetes, and physicians treating them, have become excited in recent years by insulin analogs due to their rapid window of action but recent research from Generex Biotechnology shows that the advantages of insulin analogs may be illusory.
Read More »Motivating Children to Exercise
Laura Plunkett, mom and diabetes writer has a new tool for us this week. Look below to get your copy of Exercise Motivation for Kids Did you know that the National Institute of Health recommends children with diabetes exercise a full hour each day? When my son Danny was diagnosed …
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