A program of high-intensity progressive resistance training (PRT) improves glycemic control and metabolic abnormalities in older patients with type 2 diabetes.
Read More »Issue 139 Item 8 Glipizide Controls Postbreakfast Hyperglycemia
Nateglinide better suited to patients with isolated postprandial hyperglycemia or those with very irregular eating habits.
Read More »Issue 140 Item 7 Fat Mass, Not Caloric Intake Linked to Longevity
Study shows an 18% increase in usual lifespan by reducing fat mass.
Read More »Issue 137 Item 8 Body Fat Distribution Affects Insulin Level In Children
An increase in subcutaneous abdominal fat appears to increase fasting insulin levels in growing children, according to a report in Obesity Research.
Read More »Study Shows Value of Kidney Transplant Over Dialysis
The longer patients on dialysis wait for kidney transplants once they develop “end-stage” kidney failure, the poorer their outcomes.
Read More »Issue 137 Item 6 Obesity and Diabetes Rates Continue to Rise in US
The prevalence of diabetes rose from 7.3% to 7.9%
Read More »Issue 137 Item 5 Bedtime Snacks Only For Diabetics with Low Nocturnal Glucose Le
Bedtime glucose levels should determine whether a bedtime snack is necessary for adults with insulin-dependent diabetes, say Canadian researchers.
Read More »Issue 137 Item 4 Diabetic Dads ‘Have Smaller Babies’
Babies fathered by men with diabetes are likely to be significantly smaller than other babies.
Read More »Issue 137 Item 3 First Major New Treatment For Heart Failure In Five Years
More people are surviving heart attacks but, more and more people are also developing heart failure.
Read More »Issue 137 Item 2 Statins Do Not Meet Expected Cholesterol Reductions in Clinical
Level of LDL cholesterol reduction observed with statin therapy is significantly less than estimated by package inserts, that from researchers.
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