Archive for the ‘Diabetes Mellitus’ Category
ADA: Two Tests Needed to Track Diabetes Progression
Posted by: admin on: December 7, 2011
Diagnosing prediabetes with a combination of glycated hemoglobin and impaired fasting glucose may be a more effective predictor of progression to diabetes than either test alone, Japanese researchers found. Introduction of the new HbA1c criterion in addition to the assessment of fasting plasma glucose could efficiently target patients who are most likely to progress to […]
Additive antioxidative effects of azelnidipine on angiotensin receptor blocker olmesartan treatment for type 2 diabetic patients with albuminuria
Posted by: admin on: December 6, 2011
The new calcium channel blocker azelnidipine found to have an added effect on Olmesartan action on hypertensive diabetic patients, has an advantage in chronic kidney patients. Here is the study. Team@CMHF
No Diabetes Risk Seen With Menopause
Posted by: admin on: November 29, 2011
Diabetes prevention strategies and methods are not influenced by natural menopause, although surgical menopause does show changes in the response of lifestyle changes in them. Read on to know more. Team@CMHF
EASD: Once-Weekly Exenatide Flops Against Liraglutide
Posted by: admin on: November 14, 2011
Although exenatide has found to have same pharmacological actions as the GLP1 liraglutide, its weekly doses fail to reduce levels of HbA1c as much as the later. Read on to know more. Team@CMHF
Stress, diet make state India’s diabetes capital
Posted by: admin on: October 18, 2011
A study on diabetes has estimated that 62 million people in the country have the condition, 10% of whom are in Maharashtra. -Team@CMHF
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