Bone marrow saves eyesight.
Read More »Issue 114 Item 2 Even in the Range of Nondiabetic Fasting Blood Glucose Levels,
There is a correlation between rising blood glucose levels and increased risk of coronary heart disease (CHD), even in Non Diabetics.
Read More »Issue 115 Item 4 Niacin Drug Found Effective in Raising Good Cholesterol 24-Perc
Agent appears to cut blood fats, reducing risk of heart disease
Read More »Issue 116 Item 4 Folate Supplements May Help Restore Endothelial Function In Typ
Impaired NO-dependent vasodilation in patients with Type II (non-insulin-dependent) diabetes mellitus is restored by acute administration of folate
Read More »Issue 114 Item 1 ADA Standards Miss-Diagnosed 69% of Those with Diabetes and 89%
American Diabetes Association (ADA) criteria for diagnosing diabetes in obese patients underestimate the prevalence of the disease, according to a comparison by researchers in France.
Read More »Issue 115 Item 3 Diabetes Found Not to Be a Disability?
A federal appeals court ruled Monday that pharmacist, Mr. Orr, with diabetes cannot hold his employer liable for not allowing him adequate breaks to take insulin,.
Read More »Issue 116 Item 3 Fasting Blood Glucose Predicts the Magnitude of Postprandial Hy
Major implications for diabetes therapy, if the premeal glucose concentration accounts for 50% of the variability in the postmeal glucose rise.
Read More »Winning the Battle, but Losing the War
A cynical oncologist once told me that his goal was to help patients to live long enough to die of a heart attack. A cardiologist who was there retorted that he was aiming to let his patients live long enough to get hit by a bus Not the most compassionate …
Read More »Reducing High Blood Glucose in the Hospital: An Inside Job
Maintaining glucose levels as close to normal as possible is a good thing. Regular readers of this Viewpoint know that I am a strong advocate of tight blood sugar control because this approach leads to fewer diabetic complications. These complications, such as diabetic retinopathy (eye disease), nephropathy (kidney disease), and …
Read More »Issue 115 Item 2 Low-Carb Diet Reduced Weight by 10%
Patients’ blood lipid profiles improved, even though there was much more fat in the diet.
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