A study of 15,000 patients demonstrated whether the addition of insulin to the treatment regimen of patients with type 2 diabetes significantly increases the incidence of vascular events….
Read More »The Next Step toward the Artificial Pancreas Meets Efficacy Endpoints
World’s first insulin pump with low glucose suspend feature showed that it reduces the time spent in the low threshold range….
Read More »New Profile Program Discovers Those Predisposed to Type 2 Diabetes
Team finds medically relevant info using personalized “-omics”….
Read More »Resistant Starch Shows Blood Sugar Benefits
Thirty grams per day of resistant starch may improve sensitivity to insulin by 73% for men, but not women….
Read More »Mom and Dad’s Participation Influences Weight Loss in Their Children
Obese children whose parents also participated in a weight-loss program and dropped pounds were more likely to lose weight compared with those whose parents did not slim down….
Read More »Electronic Diary Helps Obese Adults Stick to Weight-Loss Plan
An electronic diary program helped improve overweight and obese adults’ adherence to a weight-loss regimen but the results didn’t last after 2 years….
Read More »Less Sleep Means More Eating
People who don’t get enough sleep consume more calories and may be more likely to become obese….
Read More »Why WBCs Attack Beta Cells in Type 1 Diabetes
Many genes that influence type 1 diabetes are also found in pancreatic beta cells suggesting that the insulin-producing cells play a role in why white blood cells attack the beta cells leading to type 1 diabetes, according to new research from JDRF….
Read More »Exercise and Sport in Diabetes, 2nd Ed.: Fluid Intake Before Exercise
Dinesh Nagi, Editor Drinking before exercise helps to delay the onset of severe dehydration, but the type of fluid taken should be chosen with care. Water empties from the stomach quickly but crosses the walls of the small intestine only slowly.
Read More »Hypo and Hyperglycemia, Part 3 of 4
In this week’s Homerun Slides, we cover how to help patients determine the correct time and amount of insulin dosage, examine the perils of sliding scales, and also give you the basics on how to deal with different degrees of hypoglycemia….
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