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30 percent reduction in processed meat intake would lead to 352,900 fewer occurrences of T2DM, 92,500 fewer occurrences of CVD
Read More »Semaglutide Seems Beneficial for Comorbid T2DM, Tobacco Use Disorder
Lower risk for medical encounters for tobacco use disorder diagnosis seen in association with semaglutide versus other antidiabetes meds
Read More »GLP1RAs Tied to Greater Risk of Diabetic Retinopathy Progression Than SGLT2is
No difference in ocular outcomes seen between the drugs among those without baseline diabetic retinopathy
Read More »Certain Abbott Blood Sugar Monitors May Give Incorrect Readings
By Robin Foster HealthDay ReporterFRIDAY, July 26, 2024 (HealthDay News) — Abbott has warned diabetes patients that some of its continuous blood sugar monitoring systems may need to be replaced because of inaccurate readings.“Abbott has recently identified a small number of FreeStyle Libre 3 sensors that may provide incorrect high …
Read More »Childhood Type 1 Diabetes Tied to Higher Risk of Later Psychiatric Diagnoses
Authors say findings unlikely to be due to common underlying biological mechanisms
Read More »Long-Term Sulfonylurea Use Tied to Impaired Awareness of Hypoglycemia
Odds are lessened with regular diabetes-related medical care
Read More »Link Between T2DM, Spinal Degenerative Disorder May Be Method-Dependent
T2DM was an independent risk factor for SDD in logistic regression analysis; no causal relationship seen in MR analyses
Read More »2011 to 2023 Saw Increase in New GLP-1 Receptor Agonist Prescriptions
Increase seen in proportion of users without type 2 diabetes, with BMI ≥30, or with BMI of 27 to 30 and obesity-linked comorbidity
Read More »Sleep Apnea Increases Risk for Cardiovascular Risk Factors and Events
Findings even true in adults younger than 40 years of age
Read More »Irregular Sleep Duration Tied to Increased Risk for Developing Diabetes
Association was attenuated but still significant after adjustment for lifestyle, comorbidities, environmental factors, adiposity
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