Tag Archives: diabetes
B-vitamins over-consumption may be the cause of the increased prevalence of obesity and diabetes
Does statins increase risk of diabetes?
Statins are drugs that inhibit the enzyme 3-Hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl-coenzymeA (HMG-CoA) which is critical in the production of cholesterol molecules. Thus is commonly used in the treatment of abnormally elevated cholesterol which is known to contribute to cardiovascular disease
The most effective system to weight lost
Electrically controlled insulin release
Vistafin and endothelial progenitor cell dysfunction in diabetes mellitus
Type I interferons fuel adipose inflammation in obesity
Gold-silver nanoparticles instead of traditional diabetic drugs
Diabetes and the heart – role of CT in predicting outcomes
Reducing cellular stress may prevent diabetes complications
Oligomers are building blocks of amyloid formation for insulin and its fast analog LisPro
Small fish can help finding drugs to fight retina diseases
Prevention of type 2 diabetes: Prevention of beta cell “karoshi”
Early treatment with basal insulin glargine in people with type 2 diabetes: Lessons from ORIGIN and other cardiovascular trials
The inability to control blood glucose levels can result in many negative health outcomes including eye, kidney, cardiovascular (heart) and foot disease, and early death. Persons with type 2 diabetes are 2 to 4 times more likely
Oxytocin and human Central Diabetes Insipidus in relation to the different hydromineral animal models
Prevalence of hospitalisation resulting from medicine related problems among adult patients with cardiovascular diseases and/or diabetes
Long-term outcome in patients admitted with a heart attack and detected with increased blood sugar levels during admission
Can you reduce your risk of diabetes with lifestyle changes?
Optimizing diabetes care on a global scale
Diabetes is a major threat to healthy living for hundreds of millions of people worldwide. Type-1 diabetes must be treated with insulin and type-2 diabetes (the more common form) can be treated with lifestyle changes, oral medication,