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T2D Better Diagnosed Using One-Hour Post-Load Hyperglycemia

Study shows that impaired fasting glucose is less accurate diagnostic tool…   Patients with normal glucose tolerance (NGT) and 1-hour post-load plasma glucose level of ≥155 mg/dl have a higher cardio-metabolic risk profile compared to patients with NGT and impaired glucose tolerance (IGT), according to The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology …

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George Bakris, MD: SGLT2 Mechanism for BP Reduction Part 3 of 6

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George Bakris, MD, continues his discussion with Diabetes in Control Publisher Steve Freed. This week, the focus is why certain ethnic groups are more suscepticle to developing kidney disease, with or without diabetes. With the detection of the gene leading to kidney disease, more aggressive preventative treatment can be implemented …

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TeamNovoNordisk Rider interviews

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KEVIN DE MESMAEKER 1. What does your morning include before a race? What do you eat for breakfast all the way until race start? I wake up and immediately check my blood sugar. Then I take my medication and usually go to breakfast. At breakfast, I like to eat oatmeal …

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Consumption of Saturated Fats Shows No Significant Risk of Mortality

Inconclusive evidence continues to ping-pong back and forth about whether or not saturated fats have health risks associated with them… A recent synthesis of observational evidence was published in BMJ after scouring through previously published literature in healthy adults. As a systematic review, this study sought to evaluate associations between …

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