According to a new study, the level of care that diabetes patients receive in the United States varies widely from state to state, often falling far below current national recommendations.
Read More »Issue 134 Item 1 The First Children with Type 2 Diabetes Have Grown UP!
Alarming results for the first group of children diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.
Read More »Issue 133 Item 1 Acarbose Lowers Risk of Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease in
New study shows that treatment with acarbose early can drastically lower risks of CVD by 50% and prevent type 2 diabetes by 36%.
Read More »Issue 135 Item 15 Combinations Of Antibodies Predict Diabetes Risk
Measuring levels of antibodies against beta-cell components can replace islet cell antibody (ICA) measurements as a screening procedure in relatives of people with type 1 diabetes.
Read More »Issue 134 Item 15 Adolescents With Type 1 Diabetes Prone To Reduced Cardiovascul
Adolescents with type 1 diabetes are prone to reduced cardiovascular autonomic reactivity, although cardiovascular integrity is generally well preserved.
Read More »Issue 135 Item 14 Glycemic Control in Pregnant Women with Insulin Lispro
Insulin lispro is effective as regular short-acting insulin in controlling blood glucose in pregnant women with type 1 diabetes.
Read More »Issue 134 Item 14 Diabetics With Prior Foot Ulcer Prone to Falls
Falls are common among diabetic patients with prior foot ulcers, according to new study.
Read More »Issue 135 Item 13 Absorption and Metabolic Effect of Inhaled Insulin
Intrapatient variability after inhalation via the Aerodose Insulin Inhaler in patients with type 2 diabetes
Read More »Issue 133 Item 15 Inflammation Triggers Heart Attacks
The evidence is overwhelming that inflammation is a central factor in cardiovascular disease, by far the world’s biggest killer.
Read More »Issue 134 Item 13 Carbohydrates – A ‘Simple’ or ‘Complex’ Problem
Eating a diet with less fat and more carbohydrates could lead to a modest but significant reduction in body weight.
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