An analysis of 25 population studies which focused on weight and included 4 million women, 16,000 of whom developed ovarian cancer. The report showed a dose-response relationship: a six percent increased risk of developing ovarian cancer for every 5-point increase in BMI….
Read More »Hope for Healing Difficult-to-treat Chronic Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Italian researchers report that polydeoxyribonucleotide (PDRN), an adenosine receptor A2A agonist, shows some efficacy in healing chronic diabetic foot ulcers….
Read More »No Compelling Evidence Linking Incretin Therapies, Pancreatic Cancer
U.S. and European regulators have found no compelling evidence of a link between the drug class which includes GLP-1 analogs and DPP-4 inhibitors, and pancreas problems or pancreatic cancer….
Read More »Higher Blood Glucose Increases Stroke Risk in T2 Women but Not Men
Women disproportionately affected by stroke but cause is unknown….
Read More »Low Detection Rates Prevent Proper Treatment of Hypoglycemia in Young Children
Only 32% of hypoglycemic events were detected by parents or caregivers, despite glucose being self-monitored 10 times per day….
Read More »High-protein Diet in 40’s and 50’s May Increase Risk for Diabetes, Cancer, and All-cause Mortality
But for those over 65, a higher protein intake may be beneficial….
Read More »Childhood Obesity May Increase Cardiac Events in Adulthood
Even if their weight is under control, adults who were obese as children may be at higher risk for cardiac events and early death….
Read More »ADA Screening Guideline Change Could Under-diagnose T2DM in Children
Lower test performance of HbA1c in children raises concern….
Read More »Does Being an Athlete Protect Individuals from Diabetes Later in Life?
Older athletes recover faster from many acute conditions than their peers….
Read More »Effectiveness of Metformin in Protection against Bladder Cancer
Researchers looked at whether exposure to metformin is associated with a decreased risk of bladder cancer….
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