A threshold level of 25-hydroxyvitamin D may exist with potential benefits on glycemic control….
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Pregnant women who were advised to take bed rest of more than seven days had six-fold increased odds of developing gestational diabetes….
Read More »Preterm Birth Tied to Early Gestational Diabetes
Researchers reported that women diagnosed with gestational diabetes prior to 24 weeks gestation were more likely to deliver a preterm baby compared with women diagnosed after 24 weeks….
Read More »Children with Type 1 Diabetes Show Early Abnormalities in Glucagon Response
A new study revealed young type 1 diabetes patients exhibited abnormal plasma glucagon responses to mixed meal tolerance tests within two years of diagnosis, according to researchers from the Diabetes Research in Children Network….
Read More »Men and Women May Respond Differently to Popular Diabetes Medications
New information on gender specific responses may help with more patient-specific prescribing….
Read More »Obesity 2014 – New Medical Therapies, Part 6
In this week’s Homerun Slides series, we discuss the possibility of delaying the onset of type 2 diabetes as well as revisit DeFronzo’s octet, and look at how treating the octet without hypoglycemia and weight gain can be done….
Read More »Joslin’s Diabetes Deskbook, Updated 2nd Ed., Excerpt #44: Pharmacotherapy of Type 2 Diabetes, Part 3
Richard S. Beaser, MD This week’s excerpt covers the following topics: Which medications reduce insulin resistance The action of biguanides How thiazolidinediones work The risks of thiazolidinediones Liver toxicity with medications
Read More »Prediabetes: Time to Call a Spade a Spade
Guest Editorial We are always glad to hear from our readers and recently we received this response from Alan S. Kaplan, M.D., to our March 4th Diabetes Clinical Mastery Series, Issue #178, in which we included two presentations focusing on prediabetes. We thought it was well worth sharing Dr. Kaplan’s perspective. …
Read More »GlucoTrack
GlucoTrack GlucoTrack is battery-operated and includes a Main Unit, which contains display and control features, as well as transmitter, receiver and processor, and a Personal Ear Clip (PEC), which is clipped to the earlobe and contains sensors and calibration electronics. The device is small, light and easy to use and …
Read More »Using Telemedicine to Manage Diabetes
With the second highest rate of diabetes diagnoses in the U.S., Mississippi has a plan for delivering world-class disease management to some of its neediest residents….
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