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It has not been demonstrated that in overweight or obese people high-intensity interval training is better than moderate-intensity exercise in inducing weight loss except for….
Read More »Joslin’s Diabetes Deskbook, Updated 2nd Ed., Excerpt #37: Psychological Issues in the Treatment of Diabetes, Part 2 of 3
Barbara J. Anderson, PhD, CDE and Abigail K. Mansfield Marcaccio, PhD The week’s excerpt answers the following questions: What is "Miscarried Helping"? What are the steps in preventing "Miscarried Helping"? How can you foster an open provider-patient relationship? What are the steps to preventing diabetes "burnout"? How can primary care …
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Complications from surgical wound closure occur three times higher in diabetic patients with high blood glucose levels….
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Confirmation of biomarkers allows researchers to predict cardiovascular disease in patients with type 2 diabetes….
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Many patients with diabetes do not obtain annual eye care….
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Elderly adults with normal cognition at baseline who used statins had a slower rate of annual worsening in cognitive decline than nonusers….
Read More »Having Children Leads to Decreased Mortality Risk among Parents with Diabetes
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Long-term use of Lucentis (ranibizumab) looks safe….
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