GLP-1 caused both increased heart rate and elevated blood pressure.
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Taking 160 mg to 325 mg of aspirin within two days of ischemic stroke offers a small but statistically significant” reduction in stroke death and disability.
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Poor Glycemic Control Directly Related to Severe Periodontal Disease
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Diabetes mellitus appears to be associated with a markedly increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease, but only in men. Said, Steven D. Edland, Ph.D., at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Neurology.
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Statins may increase the risk of nerve damage. But benefits still far outweigh the risk of neuropathy, which remains very low.
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Fifty years since it was demonstrated that diabetes is associated with loss of bone mass.
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Custom inserts and shoes are not needed in those with good routine foot care.
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Although statins have been linked to increased risk of myopathy, an article in the May 14 issue of Neurology suggests that peripheral neuropathy may also be a delayed adverse effect.
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Oral Health for those with diabetes need to be promoted by collaboration between dental and health care professionals.
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A patient from Indiana with a hiatal hernia once told me, “These Dextrotabs don’t raise my blood sugar one bit. What really works is one stick of that sugar-free chewing gum.”
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