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Read More »Issue 173 Item 1 Diabetes Incidence Jumps 50 Percent in Past 10 Years-Obesity Ra
59% don’t know their risk for diabetes
Read More »Issue 173 Item 2 Food Pyramid Redesigned to Reduce U.S. Waistline
The U.S. government will refashion its Food Guide Pyramid to help overweight and obese Americans eat less and exercise more.
Read More »Islet Cell Transplants Cure Diabetes Without Immunosuppression
A new way to transplant insulin-producing beta cells.
Read More »Issue 173 Item 4 More Evidence Links Statins and Decreased Risk of Depression
Current statin use was more strongly linked with reduced risk of depression among individuals with preexisting cardiovascular disease.
Read More »Issue 173 Item 5 Thiazolidinediones Linked to Heart Failure and Pulmonary Edema
Congestive heart failure and pulmonary edema are associated with pioglitazone and rosiglitazone treatment.
Read More »Issue 173 Item 6 Effects of Blood Pressure Level on Progression of Diabetic Neph
Results From the RENAAL Study
Read More »Issue 173 Item 7 Exercise Plus Weight Loss Reduces Blood Pressure in Syndrome X
A program of exercise and weight loss is an effective treatment for hyperinsulinemia and significantly reduces diastolic blood pressure in patients with syndrome X
Read More »Issue 173 Item 8 Enhanced Fat Oxidation Through Physical Activity Is Associated
Skeletal muscle insulin resistance entails dysregulation of both glucose and fatty acid metabolism.
Read More »Issue 173 Item 9 Multi-pronged Approach Shows Best Results For Wt. Loss in Diabe
Using several weight loss strategies is better than a standard weight loss program for people with adult-onset diabetes, University of Minnesota researchers report.
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