Before the availability of glargine, the distinction between long- (or intermediate-) acting insulins and short-acting insulin’s was obvious, with the former being cloudy in appearance, whereas the latter was clear.
Read More »Issue 92 Item 6 Migraines Caused by Low Blood Sugar Episodes
Hypoglycemic episodes can cause migraines
Read More »Caffeine Can Decrease Insulin Sensitivity
A component of popular beverages decreases insulin sensitivity by 15%
Read More »Issue 95 Item 6 Obesity a Risk for Early Onset of Type 2 Diabetes, Particularly
Obesity increases 70% and so does diabetes
Read More »Issue 91 Item 3 Afternoon Office Visits May Miss ½ of Diabetes Diagnosis
Doing a random blood glucose test in the afternoon can miss 50% of those with undiagnosed diabetes.
Read More »Issue 91 Item 2 Mediterranean Diet Improves Lipid-Lowering Effect of Simvastatin
A Mediterranean diet enhances simvastatin therapy and counteracts the increase in fasting insulin levels
Read More »Issue 91 Item 1 Onset of Type 2 Diabetes Reduced 58% With Lifestyle Changes, Met
Treating IGT and IFG patients can both reduce the incidence of type 2 diabetes in high-risk men and women and delay the complications from diabetes
Read More »Issue 91 Item 13 Why ACE inhibitors Remain Central to Management of Type 2 Diabe
In addition to hypoglycemia and antihypertensive agents—particularly ACE inhibitors—-play a central role in the management of type 2 diabetes.
Read More »Diabetes and Pregnancy: Twice as important
Pregnancy is a wondrous and exciting time. It’s a time of change, both physically and emotionally. With the proper attention and prenatal medical care, most women with diabetes can enjoy their pregnancies and welcome a healthy baby into their lives.
Read More »Issue 91 Item 15 Insulin Resistance Reduces Risk of Adult Obesity in Overweight
Insulin resistance in childhood among obese girls appears to reduce the risk of obesity in adulthood.
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