November 18th 2024
More than half of US adults—approximately 137 million—are candidates for semaglutide based on diabetes, weight management, or cardiovascular prevention indications.
November 16th 2024
Social Media: A Helping Hand for Young Adults with Diabetes or Mental Health Issues
October 25th 2016People may self-educate and seek support in others with similar diseases and disorders. This may be constructive (e.g., learning grounding techniques to help with anxiety) or harmful (e.g., pro-anorexia pages).
Common Ground Among Companies Developing Diabetes Treatments
There is significant competition among companies developing treatments for diabetes. In spite of that, the common goal for all treatments is to help the growing number of patients developing the condition to better control their symptoms and overall health.
Studying the Benefits of Monotherapy and Combined Therapies in Diabetes
As the diabetes epidemic continues there are always new treatments being developed. For doctors treating the condition there are many questions to be answered including which therapies work best for their individual patients
Study of Mice Provides Insight on How Fructose Consumption Spurs Diabetes
Investigators studied mice that had been engineered so that the insulin signaling pathways in their livers were always fully activated. According to the dominant understanding of glucose production, this should have made it impossible for those mice to produce glucose in their livers.
From Thyroid Disease to Diabetes Endocrinologists Face Wide Ranging Problems
On a daily basis endocrinologists are treating a wide variety of conditions that require their own specifics of care. Because of that there is an increased need for not only more specialists in the field, but also for general practitioners to provide care for more controlled patients.
OCT Angiography Provides Vivid Pictures of Nonproliferative Diabetic Retinopathy Severity
Speaking at the American Academy of Ophthalmology 2016 Meeting in Chicago, K. V. Chalam, MD, expressed the advantage of using non-invasive OCT angiography (OCT-A) as opposed to the older fluorescein angiography as essentially a difference between imaging in three dimensions or two.