Insulin resistance associated with high blood pressure and other risk factors.
Read More »Valsartan Delays the Incidence of Microalbuminuria in Prediabetes Patients
Valsartan associated with reduction in new onset diabetes in patients with impaired glucose tolerance
Read More »Sometimes You’ve Got to Get in Their Face
Woman, 86 years of age, very active, history of type 2 diabetes, but does not check glucose or even admit she has diabetes. She has refused to take any medications at all for the last 20+ years I’ve known her. Had gastroenteritis for 3 days. Even when well, she does not drink anything but coffee, and sometimes sugar-sweetened beverages, but only a few ounces of that at a time.
Read More »HbA1c Associated with Aortic Stiffness
Progression of arterial stiffness directly linked to diabetes.
Read More »Pancreatic Cancer Sign: Rapid Deterioration of Diabetes Control
At diagnosis and shortly thereafter, if their control deteriorates rapidly it could be a sign of asymptomatic pancreatic cancer.
Read More »New Hypertension Guidelines for Adults Age 60 and Older
Blood pressure recommendations have been swinging back and forth for a number of decades.
Read More »Once Again, Periodontitis Tied to Diabetes Complications
Adults with type 2 diabetes and microvascular complications have an increased risk for severe periodontitis compared with those without microvascular complications.
Read More »Is Enteric Coated Aspirin Effective For Prevention of Strokes and Heart Attacks?
Commonly recommended aspirin is given to prevent irritation to the stomach.
Read More »Using Insulin Increases Stroke Risk in A-Fib
Investigation supports that early diabetes has lower thromboembolic risk than later.
Read More »Fenofibrate with a Statin in Type 2 Patients Reduces Long-Term Cardiovascular Risk
Using fibrates to treat hypertriglyceridemia has not shown significant benefit in cardiovascular mortality in previous studies.
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