A new study of the entire Danish population confirms previous reports of increased risk of diabetes mellitus in patients with psoriasis, and shows the risk increases with the severity of psoriasis….
Read More »Screening for Pre-diabetes Works
The use of A1c plus FPG had the best performance in reducing the likelihood of missing future cases of diabetes….
Read More »Walking after Eating Lowers Glucose in Healthy People and Diabetes Patients
Walking or other light exercise after meals may reduce glucose levels by more than half in both healthy people and type 1 diabetes patients….
Read More »Diabetes Increases Risk of Cardiovasular Events by 30%
Diabetes was associated with a 30% increased risk of developing cardiovascular conditions, including heart disease and stroke….
Read More »Gastric Emptying Remains Stable over Time for Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes
Gastric emptying of solids and liquids, and gastrointestinal symptoms remain stable over time in patients with long-term type 1 and type 2 diabetes….
Read More »Aliskiren No Help for Type 2 Patients
The ALTITUDE trial, which was prematurely halted, showed that when added to monotherapy with either an ACE inhibitor or an ARB, aliskiren (Tekturna) did not improve outcomes in patients with type 2 diabetes who had high cardiovascular and renal risk….
Read More »Dramatic Benefits in Diabetes for Small Blood Pressure Drops to Below Normal
Even normotensive patients with diabetes can reduce their risk of heart attack, stroke, and renal failure by lowering blood pressure….
Read More »Fasting Glucose Best Predictor of Diabetes Risk
Fasting plasma glucose may be the best predictor of risk of new-onset diabetes in hypertension patients….
Read More »Beware: I Can’t Believe It’s Not Better than Butter
Researchers found that adding margarine enriched with omega-3 fatty acids as a dietary intervention did not prevent second heart attacks in older men and women at risk for worsening heart disease….
Read More »Heart Protection with Weight Loss
A small trial suggests a moderate weight loss induced by a hypocaloric diet (low calorie diet) may help protect cardiac function in obese women….
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