Exenatide reduces blood glucose, reduces weight and may restore beta cell function.
Read More »Issue 212 Item 1 Breathalyzer Detects Diabetes
Breathalyzer Detects Diabetes Scientists at the Mississippi State University have invented a high-tech sensory device that can detect the early symptoms of diabetes in a person’s breath.
Read More »Issue 214 Item 15 Hypoxia Acutely Induces Glucose Intolerance
Results of a study in healthy men suggest a causative role for hypoxia in acutely increasing glucose intolerance. Elevated release of epinephrine is one factor mediating this effect.
Read More »Issue 211 Item 14 Screening For Coronary Artery Disease Needed for Asymptomatic
58.6% of the asymptomatic diabetics had abnormal scans for coronary artery disease.
Read More »Issue211 Item 2CHOLESTEROL & HYPERTENSION UNCONTROLLED IN PEOPLE WITH DIABETES
Half of people with diabetes have uncontrolled hypertension.
Read More »Issue 213 Item 5 Liposuction Has No Health Benefits For Diabetes or Heart Diseas
Liposuction may let doctors extract body fat, but it doesn’t trim the risk of heart disease or diabetes the same way losing weight with diet and physical activity does, researchers are reporting.
Read More »Issue 214 Item 14 Genetic Variants Render Statins Less Effective
Researchers have identified two common single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) that seem to attenuate the cholesterol-lowering effects of statins.
Read More »Issue 211 Item 13 Type 2 Diabetes In Lean Patients Linked to Gene Mutation
Findings demonstrate the central importance of AKT signaling to insulin sensitivity in humans.
Read More »Issue 211 Item 1 ADA Guidelines Recommend Statins for Most Diabetics
Almost everyone with diabetes should consider taking a statin drug to lower cholesterol, even if they already have low cholesterol levels, the American Diabetes Association advised on Thursday.
Read More »Issue 213 Item 7 New Female Viagra Proves Effective
Procter & Gamble Co. will be the first company with a drug on the market to treat sexual dysfunction in women.
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