Just adding a few hours of exercise each week cuts the risk of developing a pre-diabetic condition known as insulin resistance syndrome, even if they don’t lose weight.
Read More »Issue 164 Item 5 Insulin Pump Therapy Lowers HbA1c Than More Insulin Glargine
Pump users lowered A1c levels to 7.2% from 8.1% and the MDI group dropped o 8.1% from 8.4%.
Read More »Issue 164 Item 6 Testosterone Inversely Associated With Atherosclerosis in Diabe
New evidence suggests that low concentrations of testosterone are associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease in men.
Read More »Issue 164 Item 7 Glargine Vs. NPH In Combo With Oral Treatment In Type 2’s
Glargine showed fewer episodes of nocturnal hypoglycemia.
Read More »Issue 164 Item 8 Rosiglitazone Improves Insulin Sensitivity, Glucose Control and
Rosiglitazone improves insulin sensitivity and glucose control, while lowering circulating vascular/inflammatory markers.
Read More »ssue 164 Item 9 Late-Breaking Clinical Trial Results of the Carvedilol Vs. Metop
Carvedilol is Associated With A Significant Survival Benefit Over Metoprolol
Read More »Issue 164 Item 10 Pre-diabetes’ Raises Risk of Dying from Cancer
Having too much insulin in the blood may promote cancer production.
Read More »Issue 164 Item 11 Fish Insulin Discovery A Breakthrough In Diabetes Treatment
Scientists here have zeroed in on a new source of insulin in fish that mimics human insulin more closely than any known animal source — porcine or bovine — currently in use.
Read More »Issue 164 Item 12 Diabetes More Common in Snorers, Problem Sleepers
Pre-diabetes and diabetes occur more frequently in people who snore or who have a sleep disorder called sleep apnea
Read More »Issue 164 Item 13 Intensive Glycemic Control Pays Interest Before and After Reti
According to a new analysis from DCCT, intensive glycemic control is associated with reduced coronary calcification, a marker of atherosclerosis, years later — even if control has become less intense in the interim.
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