Pyridoxamine, an inhibitor of advanced glycation end products (AGEs), appears to protect against pathological changes in the retinas of diabetic rats and may be a new treatment for diabetic retinopathy.
Read More »Issue 125 Item 13 Antibiotics Reduce CHD Risk in Patients With Type 2 Diabetes
Patients with type 2 diabetes who are given fluoroquinolones in commonly prescribed doses apparently have a reduced risk of developing coronary heart disease.
Read More »Issue 126 Item 13 Fish Oil Reduces Cholesterol in Diabetes Patients
Fish oil supplements could help reduce the bad cholesterol in the blood of people with diabetes.
Read More »Issue 117 Item 11 A1c CAN SHAKE COMPLACENCY TO GET BETTER CARE
Ask each of your patients, “What’s the hardest thing about living with your diabetes?”
Read More »Issue 118 Item 11 New Drug Holds Promise As Once-Daily Diabetes Therapy
It caused an increase in insulin secretion rate, suppression of glucagon secretion and a delay in gastric emptying.
Read More »Issue 119 Item 11 ‘Hormone Treatment for Lipodystrophy, A Rare Diabetes Disorder
Researchers in the US have successfully used the hormone leptin to treat patients suffering from lipodystrophy, a rare and difficult-to-treat disorder that shares some of the characteristics of typical type 2 diabetes.
Read More »Issue 120 Item 10 Triple Oral Therapy Effective for Long-term Management of Type
Triple oral antidiabetic therapy is an effective long-term treatment for many patients with type 2 diabetes, who initially achieve gylcemic control with triple oral therapy.
Read More »Issue 117 Item 10 Animal Versus Plant Protein in Individuals With Type 2 Diabete
There is no clear advantage for the recommendation of diets containing only plant protein.
Read More »Issue 118 Item 10 Standard Diet and Exercise Have No Significant Effect on Lipds
That, when compared to intensive exercise and aggressive diet changes.
Read More »Issue 119 Item 10 Drug Stops Diabetes in its Tracks!
A two-week course of a new immuno-suppressant drug can stop type 1 diabetes in its tracks.
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