Control of oxidized copper levels in the body may be as important as lowering blood glucose levels in preventing cardiovascular complications in diabetes.
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People with pulmonary health problems may face a higher risk of developing diabetes, according to a government study.
Read More »Update on the Cozmore™ Insulin Technology System
It’s been about 6 months since the CoZmonitor(tm) blood glucose module became available and I now have 30 patients with experience. Find out what I learned by going to Update on the Cozmore(tm) Insulin Technology System
Read More »Building Business Profits: The Roadmap Strategy: Issue 5
We all work hard and opportunities often steer our focus and goals towards a single opportunity or method. Steve Pohlit, CPA, MBA, asks us to take a Side Road on The Roadmap Strategy and look at The Need To Step Back Before We Continue Moving Forward. This series is for …
Read More »Computer Predicts Effects Of Diabetes Treatments
For each treatment, the model can predict the rate of survival and death, amputations avoided, quality of life, costs, and cost per quality-adjusted life year.
Read More »Mother Frees Daughter From Diabetes
By donating cells from her pancreas, a Japanese mother has ended her daughter’s type 1 diabetes — at least for now — say the doctors who performed the transplant operation.
Read More »Body Clock Woes Lead to Obesity, Diabetes
When the body’s internal “clock” is out of whack, obesity and diabetes may become more likely.
Read More »Pedometers Can Save Life’s
Taking 2000 more steps per day can be the difference between weight gain and maintaining or losing weight, that’s just 20 minutes a day!
Read More »Drugs Targeted At Muscle Cells Treat Insulin Resistance
A new type of drug targeted at receptors in the muscle cells increases the metabolism and absorption of glucose.
Read More »70% of Leg Amputations Due to Diabetes
Every 30 seconds a leg is lost due to diabetes in the world and 70 per cent of all leg amputations were done on people with diabetes.
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