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The FDA recommended that manufacturers developing new drugs and biologics for Type 2 diabetes provide evidence that the therapy will not increase the risk of ….Full Story
Read More »Elevated Resistin Linked with Increased Risk of Type 2
The adipose-secreted hormone resistin was “weakly associated” with an increased risk of .…Full Story .
Read More »Barley Reduces LDL Cholesterol and Triglycerides
Barley may play a role in reducing cardiovascular risk, a meta-analysis showed. Patients who ate barley regularly had a statistically significant…. Full Story
Read More »New Diagnostic Test “Epinex” Provides Thirty Day Average Blood Glucose
The Epinex G1A™ Rapid Diabetes Monitoring Index Test is a new monthly rapid test that uses glycated albumin to measure how much damage has been done to….Full Story
Read More »Generex Biotechnology Announces Successful Phase III Study Data for Generex Oral-lyn(tm)
Generex Biotechnology announced today the successful Phase III study data for their buccal oral insulin product, Oral-lyn™. The product’s non-inferiority to injectable meal-time (prandial) insulin appears to be real and repeatable. Update on Oral-lyn
Read More »Abbott Finds the Answer and it’s the Cat’s Meow
Timing is everything. This week, dLife talks about pets and diabetes and David Kliff, Publisher of Diabetic Investor, has found out that a major meter company is going to take over the market. Click here to read Abbott Finds the Answer and it’s the Cat’s Meow.
Read More »Being Female and Athletic: Special Concerns for Diabetic Women Only
If your patients are female, past puberty, and still young enough to be menstruating, then you’ll want to read what Sheri Colberg, Ph.D., FACSM, has to say in this week’s feature; Being Female and Athletic: Special Concerns for Diabetic Women Only.
Read More »New Study Shows that a Virus can Trigger Type 1 Diabetes
A virus with symptoms like those of the common cold may be a trigger for diabetes, especially in children, according to two UK studies that suggest doctors may one day be able to vaccinate against the disease.
Read More »Psoriasis Patients at Increased Diabetes, Heart Disease Risk
People with severe psoriasis are at an increased risk of developing serious medical conditions, including cardiovascular disease and diabetes, says a dermatologist from the University of Pennsylvania.
Read More »Diabetes Drugs Given ‘Too Soon’?
One in three people with Type 2 diabetes are given medication too soon, instead of being urged to eat better and do more exercise, a UK study suggests.
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