Results from a retrospective cohort comparing metformin vs. sulfonylurea use in reduced kidney function.
Read More »Custom Molded Shoes: If the Shoe Doesn’t Fit…
A patient of mine who had diabetes and peripheral neuropathy came home from the hospital after a below-the-knee amputation of her right leg. She lived alone and was housebound. Having lost one leg, I knew she was at increased risk for losing her other leg. While in rehab, she had a professionally custom molded shoe made for her left foot which she started to wear.
Read More »Diabetes Patients At Risk for Myocardial Infarctions Even Without CAD
DE-MRI shows asymptomatic patients are undergoing small, silent heart attacks.
Read More »Resistant Hypertension Predicts Mortality Outcomes in T2D
Resistant hypertension and type 2 diabetes lead to both microvascular and macrovascular complications.
Read More »Can Breastfeeding Keep Mom’s Heart Healthy?
Breast milk is deemed to be the “best” for baby, but what are the additional benefits for mothers and their long-term health?
Read More »Cardiovascular and Renal Benefits of SGLT2 Inhibitors
The use of SGLT-2 inhibitors produces cardiovascular benefits and reduces the risk of progression of renal impairment in patients with T2DM.
Read More »Lower Treatment Rates of Depression For Some Type 2 Patients
Does being a member of a minority ethnicity put you at risk of being overlooked for depression?
Read More »What does Resistant Hypertension Mean for Diabetes Patients?
Can a diagnosis of resistant hypertension give clinicians a clue on what patients can expect for their future?
Read More »Canagliflozin’s Efficacy and Safety For Delaying and Possibly Preventing ESKD
Kidney failure is an enormous concern for people with T2D and DKD. This analysis confirms canagliflozin can slow its progression and have an impact on patients regardless of their level of kidney function.
Read More »Sleep: Why it’s Crucial for Teens with Diabetes
This study covers the implications of sleep and its effect on behavioral and physiological implications in teens with type 1 diabetes.
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