Inflammation, as reflected by elevated CRP levels, can help predict development of islet autoimmunity or type 1 diabetes.
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By the end of the decade it is estimated the total could pass three million.
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Current data is showing that there is a 20% decrease of patients in good glycemic control.
Read More »What Keeps People From Going to Gyms?
Many of us have good intentions of going to the gym on a regular basis, but why don’t we even get through the front doors?
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TVAllowance The TV Allowance is a device that connects between a television and its supply of electricity. The TV Allowance controls the amount of time the television is allowed to be turned on. For more information please send a note to publisher@diabetesincontrol.com with Subject “TV Allowance”
Read More »Combination Approaches to Weight Management
We all know that the most effective weight management interventions use a combination of behavior-change strategies related to diet, exercise, and environmental control. Treatment of overweight and obese people must be tailored to the individual’s needs, ability to make changes, and readiness to commit to lifestyle changes. James W. Anderson, …
Read More »Insulin Therapy Linked to Colorectal Cancer
The risk for people on more than five years of insulin therapy was four times higher than the no-insulin group. People with type 2 diabetes who require long-term insulin therapy may be at greater risk of colorectal cancer, a small study suggests.
Read More »Affected Sibling Doubles Risk of Diabetic Nephropathy
Among subjects with type 1 diabetes, having a sibling with diabetic nephropathy doubles the risk that an individual will also have this renal complication.
Read More »Extra Pay Motivates Physicians To Better Diabetes Outcomes
A doctor in the program with 15 diabetic patients stands to collect an extra $18,000 a year in addition to normal fees for service. Employers get lower costs and patients get better care.
Read More »Diabetes Speeds Up The Progression Of Rigidity and Walking Disturbances
Diabetes may be a previously unrecognized risk factor for the progression of parkinsonian-like signs in older persons.
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