When should aspirin be considered for the prevention of complications….
Read More »A Life of Control: Stories of Living with Diabetes
by Alan L. Graber, Anne W. Brown, Kathleen Wolff Reviewed by Coleen Hart, PharmD Candidate Graber, Brown, and Wolff’s “A Life of Control: Stories of Living with Diabetes” provides the reader with unbiased, truthful, and endearing visions of how many aspects of life can be affected …
Read More »Diagnosis and Management of Type 2 Diabetes, 10th Edition, Ch 15, Pt2
Long-Term Complications and Treatments: Dyslipidemia Steve V. Edelman, MD Robert R. Henry, MD Dyslipidemia Lipid abnormalities that accelerate atherosclerosis and increase the risk of CV disease are significantly more common in patients with type 2 diabetes than in nondiabetic individuals. In addition, central obesity associated with type 2 diabetes is …
Read More »How to Test for Starch or Sucrose in Foods
This handout for patients gives them a simple way to test for starch and sucrose when they’re dining out, and can’t easily determine what the carb content of various foods is by looking at labels or asking restaurant personnel. Just click on this link to download the pdf: How to …
Read More »New Product: Introducing NovoPen Echo® for Kids
Introducing NovoPen Echo® for Kids Designed to fit children’s smaller hands with a dose button and a short travel distance making it easier for kids to use, NovoPen Echo® combines dosing in half-unit increments with a simple, easy-to-use, memory function. It has removable skins, so kids can personalize their pen. NovoPen …
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Having both diseases greatly increases the chances of dying….
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Portable meters used to gauge blood sugar levels in pregnant women with diabetes gave readings that differed from lab tests by up to 16%….
Read More »For Those 60 Percent of Type 2 Patients Who Are Not in Control
Consider a GLP-1 plus a long-acting insulin….
Read More »Culprit Found for Increased Stroke Injury with Diabetes
One more reason to normalize blood sugars is that diabetes and hyperglycemia are associated with increases in bleeding during hemorrhagic stroke and worse clinical outcomes….
Read More »Researchers Uncover New Gene for Heart Failure in Caucasians
Nearly five million Americans live with heart failure, with as many as 700,000 new cases diagnosed each year. In addition to lifestyle factors, scientists have shown that heart failure has a strong heritable component, but identifying the responsible genes has been a major challenge….
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