Adult lifestyle has more influence on your chances of developing diabetes than childhood experience, according to new research whose findings contradict previously-held beliefs.
Read More »Low-dose Oral Contraceptives Doubles Risk for Heart Attack or Stroke
Significance for those women taking low-dose oral contraceptives who already are at increased risk for such events because of polycystic ovary syndrome, or metabolic disorder
Read More »AVAILABILITY OF VASCULAR SURGEONS IMPACTS AMPUTATION RATE
Patients with peripheral arterial disease (PAD) are more likely to have a foot or leg amputated if they live in a region that has few vascular surgeons.
Read More »Diabetes Increases Incontinence for Older Women
More than half of postmenopausal women have had a recent episode of urinary incontinence, according to new research, and the severity of symptoms increases with a history of diabetes.
Read More »Childs Birthweight Tied to Parents’ Heart Risks
A new study has found that the parents of children born at a lower weight may have an increased risk of dying from heart disease or stroke
Read More »Diabetes, Glucose Level, and Risk of Sudden Cardiac Death
Shows how important glucose levels are at every stage of diabetes progression
Read More »Atacand Therapy Reduces Risk of Diabetes in Heart Failure Patients
Atacand is the first angiotensin receptor blocker (ARB) shown to reduce the risk of diabetes in heart failure patients compared to placebo.
Read More »Psychotherapy Helps Teens With Poorly Controlled Diabetes
Adolescents with type 1 diabetes in chronically poor metabolic control improve with multisystemic therapy, an intensive, home-based, family-centered psychotherapy.
Read More »Bowel Cancer Risk Higher for Men with Diabetes
Having diabetes apparently raises men’s risk of developing colorectal cancer.
Read More »Patients on Antipsychotics Need Screening for Diabetes
Testing fasting blood glucose and measuring abdominal obesity is a cost-effective approach to identifying patients taking second-generation antipsychotics with metabolic syndrome.
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