People with a waistline of one meter or more are at serious risk of insulin resistance – an early stage in the development of diabetes and heart disease.
Read More »ACP and ACPF Launch 3-Year Effort to Improve Diabetes Care
The American College of Physicians (ACP) and the American College of Physicians Foundation (ACPF) launched a major initiative to improve diabetes care in the United States.
Read More »Transcription Factors Used to Increase Insulin Production
An increase in insulin gene expression and insulin production, raised the possibility that this could eventually be used to treat diabetes.
Read More »Frequent Exercise May Improve Survival in Dialysis Patients
In patients with end-stage renal disease (ESRD), those who exercise 4- to 5- times per week have markedly improved survival compared with those who exercise less frequently or more frequently.
Read More »Fat Patterns Linked With Metabolic Syndrome in Normal-Weight Elderly
Older people who carry their weight around their waist are at risk of developing metabolic syndrome, even if their BMI is normal, a new study shows.
Read More »Depression Increases Mortality Risk in Diabetics
The results of a new study confirm that individuals with diabetes are prone to depression and show that over a 10-year period depressive symptoms significantly increase the risk of death among persons with diabetes but not among persons without diabetes.
Read More »Breakthrough Links Obesity to Diabetes
A research team has achieved a breakthrough in our understanding of how obesity causes increased levels of insulin, sugar, and blood fats leading to type-2 diabetes and liver degeneration.
Read More »Designer Liver Enhances Glucose Tolerance and Improved Insulin Response
The Burnham Institute’s Gen-Sheng Feng has created a mouse with improved glucose tolerance and insulin activity in the liver, and generated new findings about insulin-signaling in the liver.
Read More »Hemoglobin A1c Levels Vary With the Seasons, Higher in Winter
Monthly hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) levels wax and wane depending on the time of year.New
Read More »Pharmaceutical Care Reduces Risk Factors in Type 2 Diabetes
A 12-month pharmaceutical care program can reduce vascular risk factors in patients with type 2 diabetes.
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