Taking supplements of L-Carnipure tartrate during pregnancy can significantly reduce the increased level of plasma free fatty acids that is considered the main cause of insulin resistance in pregnant women.
Read More »Tuning Fork Sufficient for Screening for Diabetic Polyneuropathy
Results of a new study suggest that the tuning fork test alone is sufficient for screening purposes.
Read More »Exercise Cuts Men’s Heart Death Risk by 50%, Regardless of Cholesterol Levels
“It shouldn’t be called metabolic syndrome,” It should be called physical inactivity syndrome.”
Read More »Don’t Stop Taking Aspirin Before Heart Surgery
Aspirin use associated with lower mortality, but doesn’t raise bleeding risk.
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Read More »Type 1 Diabetes: Nipping Things in the Bud
Evan David Rosen, M.D., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School has taken a thorough look at the newest immunosuppressives and how they work for diabetes patients. His article Nipping Things in the Bud brings to light some of the uses for these medications and why research is ongoing. …
Read More »Once Weekly Byetta (Exenatide LAR) Drops A1c 2 Percent with 9 lbs Wt. Loss
Long Acting Byetta Preliminary Results From Phase 2 Study Announced. As a once a week therapy, Byetta can be a blockbuster.”
Read More »Injection of a Natural Hormone Promotes Weight Loss
Self-administered subcutaneous injections of a substance called oxyntomodulin lead to weight loss and an apparent reduction in fat deposits.
Read More »It’s Not Just Exercise That Contributes to Favorable CVD Risk Factors
The favorable CVD risk factor profile of habitual exercisers is attributable to both leanness and exercise.
Read More »Retinopathy Found Prior to Diabetes
Diabetic retinopathy can occur in people who do not yet have diabetes.
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