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12/10/15 - 'Social jet lag' linked to risk of diabetes and heart disease

12/10/15 'Social jet lag' linked to risk of diabetes and heart disease

Fox News

 

Waking each workday to the jolt of an alarm, then sleeping in on weekends might increase your risk of diabetes and heart disease, a U.S. study suggests.

12/9/15 - Defensive Medicine: Over-Testing Of Type 2 Diabetes Patients ...

12/9/15 Defensive Medicine: Over-Testing Of Type 2 Diabetes Patients ...

Science 2.0

 

Over treatment is a concern because it can lead to higher costs in the ... because of the link between intensive treatment and adverse health outcomes.

12/7/15 - 'Diabetic foot' increases risk for cognitive impairment

12/7/15 'Diabetic foot' increases risk for cognitive impairment

Medical News Today

 

Patients with diabetes who have foot complications may be at greater risk for cognitive impairment. This is the conclusion of a study by researchers from ...

12/1/15 - Personalized Diabetes Care Better for Women With Type 2 Than Men

12/1/15 Personalized Diabetes Care Better for Women With Type 2 Than Men

Medscape

 

Women with type 2 diabetes treated with a structured personalized-care approach for 6 years have significantly better mortality outcomes than women who ...

11/23/15 - Majority of adults with severe mental illness not screened for diabetes

11/23/15 Majority of adults with severe mental illness not screened for diabetes

Healio

Despite an elevated risk for type 2 diabetes, adults with a severe mental illness who take antipsychotic medications are rarely screened for the disease, ...

11/20/15 - Diabetes Diets Work Differently in People with Different Gut Bacteria

11/20/15 Diabetes Diets Work Differently in People with Different Gut Bacteria

Scientists say the difference in people's gut bugs may explain why the customary diet used to control or prevent diabetes — more complex carbohydrates, fewer ...

11/19/15 - One in two healthy adults will develop pre-diabetic high blood sugar

11/19/15 One in two healthy adults will develop pre-diabetic high blood sugar

Reuters

(Reuters Health) - Almost half of 45-year-olds will develop so-called prediabetes, an elevated blood sugar level that often precedes diabetes, according to a ...

11/13/15 - The top 10 signs you might have diabetes in honor of World ...

11/13/15 The top 10 signs you might have diabetes in honor of World ...

AOL News

A long-term condition affection more than 300 million people throughout the world, diabetes is certainly nothing to joke about. Otherwise known as diabetes ...

11/12/15 - Heart-Attack Patients Should Be Tested, Treated for Diabetes

11/12/15 Heart-Attack Patients Should Be Tested, Treated for Diabetes

Medscape

Diagnosing and treating myocardial infarction (MI) patients who have diabetes can substantially improve cardiac-related outcomes, new ...

11/11/15 - Infant Probiotics and Lower Type 1 Diabetes R...

11/11/15 Infant Probiotics and Lower Type 1 Diabetes R...

WebMD

Adding probiotics -- good bacteria -- to an infant's feedings in the first month of life may reduce the risk of type 1 diabetes for those ...

11/10/15 - Type 2 Diabetes Patients Fall Into Three Groups, Say Scientists

11/10/15 Type 2 Diabetes Patients Fall Into Three Groups, Say Scientists

Medscape

People with type 2 diabetes fall into three distinct groups, say researchers who have analyzed genotypes and data pulled from electronic health records (EHRs).

11/9/15 - Eating more homemade meals may lower type 2 diabetes risk

11/9/15 Eating more homemade meals may lower type 2 diabetes risk

Medical News Today 

Eating homemade meals around twice a day may reduce the risk for type 2 diabetes, researchers find. Study coauthor Geng Zong, PhD, a research fellow at the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health in Boston, MA, and colleagues suggest eating more ...

11/4/15 - Sleep Patterns May Affect a Woman's Diabetes ...

11/4/15 Sleep Patterns May Affect a Woman's Diabetes ...

WebMD

Women who experience a big increase in hours of sleep each night may face an increased risk of type 2 diabetes, new research ...

11/2/15 - Pharmacists on Primary Care Teams: Effect on Antihypertensive ...

11/2/15 Pharmacists on Primary Care Teams: Effect on Antihypertensive ...

Medscape

Pharmacists on Primary Care Teams: Effect on Antihypertensive Medication Management in Patients With Type 2 Diabetes. Dima Omran, BSc(Pharm), MSc; ...

10/30/15 Researchers Identify 3 Type 2 Diabetes Subtypes

10/30/15 Researchers Identify 3 Type 2 Diabetes Subtyp...

WebMD

Each of the subgroups faces unique health problems related to type 2 diabetes, and shares common genetic traits that can explain those ...

10/29/15 - Too Many Seniors With Diabetes Are Overtreated...

10/29/15 Too Many Seniors With Diabetes Are Overtreate...

WebMD

When it comes to treating seniors with diabetes, new research suggests that doctors often don't cut back on ...

10/27/15 - Kaiser reduces complications after surgery for patients with diabetes ...

10/27/15 Kaiser reduces complications after surgery for patients with diabetes ...

OregonLive.com

The study showed that health care costs were nearly $300 a month lower in the six months following surgery for monitored patients compared with those who ...

10/26/15 - Many Schools Failing on Type 1 Diabetes Care

10/26/15 Many Schools Failing on Type 1 Diabetes Care

New York Times

 

Officials at their neighborhood kindergarten and a nearby private academy said he would not be allowed to attend because he has Type 1 diabetes.

10/20/15 - Type 2 Diabetes Patients May Benefit from Early Insulin Therapy

10/20/15 Type 2 Diabetes Patients May Benefit from Early Insulin Therapy

AJMC.com Managed Markets Network

A pilot study involving patients with type 2 diabetes (T2D) showed that early insulin therapy had the same benefit as 15 months' worth of oral therapy and may ...

 

10/19/15 - Depressive Symptoms Undertreated in Youth With Diabetes

10/19/15 Depressive Symptoms Undertreated in Youth With Diabetes

Medscape

Children and adolescents with type 1 and type 2 diabetes experience different rates of depression, but few receive help or treatment regardless of the type of ...