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What do you call a koala who is too sweet for its own good? Diabetic
Diabetic koala gets an assist from zookeepers, an endocrinologist, and a glucose monitor.
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Diabetes, hypertension, smoking may raise risk for late-onset epilepsy
Race and geographic location also influenced the risk of late-onset epilepsy.
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Trial data suggest beneficial class effects of SGLT2 inhibitors, including dapagliflozin
ORLANDO – Data from EXSCEL placebo group subjects show beneficial class effects of SGLT2 inhibitors, including dapagliflozin, on MACE, ACM, and...
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Special care advised for HIV-infected patients with diabetes
Unique challenges require adjustments to normal diagnostics and treatment, endocrinologist says
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Closed-loop insulin control for T2DM is feasible in hospital setting
ORLANDO – Noncritical patients tolerated automated devices and had fewer clinically significant hypoglycemic events.
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Meet the rare diabetes diagnosis that thrills patients
When appropriate, endocrinologists should test for rare monogenetic form, experts say.
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Chronic kidney disease is 40% more common in T2DM than T1DM
ORLANDO – Analysis of 1.5 million U.S. subjects reinforces importance of early warning via albumin testing.
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Diabetes risk may rise with work hours
Women and men experience opposing effects.
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Dietary recommendations for patients with diabetes
A new UK guideline bolsters recommendations from the American Diabetes Association and cites newer evidence of diabetes remission through weight...
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Diabetes in the elderly: Matching meds to needs
Elderly patients, whose insulin resistance is complicated by age-related loss of beta-cell function and concomitant diseases, require personalized...
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Blood pressure targets: How low should you go (and for whom)?
The ACC/AHA's lower BP goals are supported by previously unavailable evidence, the strongest of which is for patients with CVD. But others can...
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Diabetic foot ulcer healing is predictable by WIfI stage scores
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Thyroid markers linked to risk of gestational diabetes
Thyroid dysfunction early in pregnancy may increase risk of gestational diabetes.
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Bariatric revision mortality linked to age, comorbidities
As the number of bariatric surgeries has grown, the number of revisional operations has also risen.
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Beyond the sleeve and RYGB: The frontier of bariatric procedures
Patients may see many choices, from vagal nerve blockade to “rogue” procedures.
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The case for bariatric surgery to manage CV risk in diabetes
Evidence on surgical efficacy has accumulated.
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Diabetes places burden on patients
Survey reveals that diabetes’ biggest effect is lost sleep.
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FDA alerts clinicians to gastric balloon deaths
Four fatalities followed gastric perforation within a month of balloon placement.
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Genes, not adiposity, may be driving appetite differences in obesity
The work adds a new dimension to previous research regarding individuals with obesity.
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Oral diabetes drugs linked to lower levels of bone formation marker
Metformin with or without rosiglitazone may diminish bone formation.
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