What kind of content is viewed can affect the amount and type of food eaten….
Read More »Can Gut Bacteria Manipulate Eating Behavior?
Researchers believe that microbes may influence our decisions by releasing signaling molecules into our gut….
Read More »Positive Clinical Data Reported for Duodenal Mucosal Resurfacing (DMR) Procedure in Reducing BG
DMR procedure could improve glycemic control in type 2 diabetes patients….
Read More »Diabetes Education, Part 1
In this week’s Homerun Slides series, we have a special set of slides from our editor-in-chief, Dave Joffe, who has put together a brief series on education. In this first set of slides, which are designed for educators to help younger patients with type 1 better understand their diabetes, how …
Read More »For Your Patients – Why Daily Movement Improves Your Brain Health, Part 1: Gene Activation and More
For Your Patients: Why Daily Movement Improves Your Brain Health, Part 1: Gene Activation and More by Dr. Sheri Colberg, Ph.D., FACSM When it comes to brain health, nothing beats physical activity and all types of daily movement for having a powerful effect. Having a healthy brain is essential to …
Read More »MedPockets for Women with Diabetes
MedPockets for Women with Diabetes For women patients who are looking for a convenient way to carry their diabetes meds and other necessities. Includes four built-in pockets perfect for insulin pumps, glucose meters, prosthesis, other essential health items, or personal items including cell phones, money, keys, credit cards, etc. Fashionable, …
Read More »Optimal A1c for Detecting Diabetes in Early Pregnancy
An HbA1c higher than 5.9% was a more accurate indicator for diabetes in pregnant patients….
Read More »Statins May Protect against Microvascular Complications of Diabetes
Complications that can lead to blindness, nerve damage, and kidney damage could be reduced by taking statins….
Read More »High-salt Diet and High HBA1c May Increase Cardiovascular Disease
A synergistic effect may exist between HbA1c level and dietary sodium intake for the development of CVD….
Read More »Weight Loss Lowers Health Care Costs for Type 2 Diabetic Patients
Overweight diabetic patients who lose weight by dieting and increasing their physical activity can reduce their health care costs by an average of around $600 per year….
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