Your mother’s nutritional habits during pregnancy might make you predisposed to high blood pressure later in life.
Read More »Issue 138 Item 2 New Research Suggests Virus May Not Cause Diabetes
A virus generally believed to be a cause of diabetes might actually help protect people against the disorder.
Read More »Issue 139 Item 2 Bypass Surgery More Dangerous for Diabetic Patients
Midterm mortality and morbidity were significantly greater for patients with diabetes.
Read More »Issue 140 Item 1 New Drug: Eat As Much As You Like and Stay Slim
By reducing the amount of insulin, subjects stayed lean.
Read More »Issue 138 Item 1 Study Finds Hormone Therapy Reduces the Risk of Diabetes by 35%
Hormone therapy reduces the risk of type 2 diabetes in postmenopausal women who have heart disease.
Read More »Issue 139 Item 1 New Test to Screen for Type 1 Diabetes Risk
New approach to predicting who is most at risk for type 1 diabetes by the use of a test to measure biological markers for destroyed beta cells.
Read More »Islet Transplantation for Type 1 Diabetes: Trying to Get More Bang For the Buck
One of the more exciting therapeutic ideas for type 1 diabetes is islet transplantation. In this procedure, islet cells, which produce insulin in healthy non-diabetics but are damaged in type I diabetes, are surgically transplanted into diabetic patients. While this technology is significantly more advanced than other strategies (such as …
Read More »Hypertension and Hyperinsulinemia
Hypertension is defined as the sustained elevation of either or both systolic and diastolic blood pressure while at rest. There are several different classifications of hypertension, but the two main categories are primary, also called essential hypertension, and secondary hypertension. The majority of all those diagnosed with hypertension fall under …
Read More »Issue 140 Item 15 Clinical Relevance of Homocysteine Monitoring in the Diabetic
Even mild increase of homocysteinemia play an important role in the progression of atherosclerosis, either in coronary or peripheral arteries.
Read More »Issue 139 Item 15 Evidence For Denervation In Painful Neuropathy
Difference in plasma norepinephrine was significantly less in patients with painful neuropathy.
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