Use of antidepressants was associated with a 26% higher risk of diabetes….
Read More »Do Contraceptives Cause Gestational Diabetes in Women?
Women who had been on hormonal contraceptives before conception were 1.43 times more likely to develop gestational diabetes during pregnancy compared to women who were not on contraceptives, researchers found….
Read More »Heart Risk and Death between 40% and 50% Greater for Women with Diabetes
Women with diabetes were at 40% to 50% greater risk for developing and dying from coronary heart disease than diabetic men, and sex disparities in pharmacotherapy didn’t appear to explain the excess risk….
Read More »Women with GDM Can Reduce T2DM Risk Dramatically with Exercise
Among women who had gestational diabetes, those who upped their exercise by a little more than 20 minutes a day after giving birth had half the longer-term diabetes risk of women who didn’t change their activity levels….
Read More »Graded Association between Stroke Risk and HbA1c for Women
A graded association between HbA1c and stroke risk may exist among women….
Read More »Men and Women May Respond Differently to Popular Diabetes Medications
New information on gender specific responses may help with more patient-specific prescribing….
Read More »Diabetic Women Less Likely to Undergo Mammograms
Women with diabetes were 14% less likely than those without the disease to undergo breast cancer screening….
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 »Dementia Risk Elevated in Older Diabetic Women with High Estrogen
High post-menopausal estrogen levels may be risky….
Read More »Metformin’s Impact on the Heart Differs in Men and Women
Study showed positive impact for women with type 2 diabetes but….
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