The interim results, after 8 weeks of treatment, showed no change in fasting glucose while in post-prandial glucose there was a 15.4% reduction.
Read More »Insulin Detemir Limits Weight Gain Associated With Insulin Therapy
New data, suggest that the novel long-acting insulin, insulin detemir (Novo Nordisk) can be used in people with type 2 diabetes without causing weight gain of the degree that typically accompanies this progression of therapy.
Read More »Vinegar Significantly Lowers Blood Glucose, Insulin Response
Supplementation of a meal based on white wheat bread with vinegar reduced postprandial responses of blood glucose and insulin, and increased the subjective rating of satiety.
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Read More »Inhaled Insulin a ‘Test Case’ for FDA
A regulatory review and approval last Thursday of a potential blockbuster drug for diabetes is being viewed on Wall Street as a ”test case” that may reveal whether the Food and Drug Administration has become more cautious about safety.
Read More »Drug Protects Kidneys of People with Diabetes
Researchers report that the addition of a drug, spironolactone, to standard blood pressure-lowering therapy helps reduce both blood pressure and the amount of albumin protein in urine by 33%, a measure of kidney impairment.
Read More »FDA Advisory Committee OKs PARGLUVA(TM) (muraglitazar)
The FDA has approved the investigational oral medicine for the treatment of type 2 diabetes, for use as monotherapy and in combination with metformin.
Read More »FDA Advisers Recommend Exubera the Inhaled Insulin
A government advisory panel backed approval of an insulin inhaler Thursday, for the first time potentially offering adult diabetics an alternative to injections for controlling their blood sugar.
Read More »Hypoglycemia Accelerates Gastric Emptying in Diabetics
Acute insulin-induced hypoglycemia accelerates gastric emptying of solids and liquids in patients with long-standing type 1 diabetes. The phenomenon represents “an important counter-regulatory mechanism to hypoglycemia.
Read More »ASCOT Study Shows that Diabetes, Strokes and Heart Attacks Can be Prevented
Results of the study showed that most strokes and heart attacks can be abolished or reduced by 50% by simply combining modern blood pressure lowering drugs as amlodipine and perindopril, plus effective lowering of cholesterol, which also reduced new cases of diabetes by 30%.
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