Diabetes
Posted Tue, 2010/02/16 - 12:18 by Amer Kaissi
Diabetes, Patient Care
A new study suggests that while doctors and patients agree on the most important health conditions affecting patients with multiple co-morbidities, this agreement is lower for patients with poor health status or those with other non-health related competing demands.
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Posted Thu, 2010/01/28 - 21:00 by Amer Kaissi
Diabetes
Use of blood glucose test strips by diabetic patients that are not taking insulin may not be cost-effective and may cause unnecessary harm to the patients, a new study reports.
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Posted Sat, 2010/01/09 - 19:48 by Amer Kaissi
Prevention, Diabetes
For each additional cup of coffee and tea (caffeinated or decaf) that you consume per day, your risk of Diabetes is reduced by 7%, according to a new study.
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Posted Wed, 2009/12/09 - 07:06 by Amer Kaissi
Diabetes
A new study suggests that the number of people with diabetes and diabetes-associated costs in the U.S. will at least double over the next 25 years.
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Posted Wed, 2009/08/12 - 19:07 by Fred Lee
Diabetes, Drugs & Treatments
The potential discovery of a pill to treat diabetes could spell the end of needles sticks for many diabetics.
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Posted Fri, 2009/07/10 - 16:07 by Fred Lee
Tests & Procedures, Prevention, Diabetes
Our canine companions are proving to be valuable helpers for people suffering from diabetes.
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Posted Tue, 2008/10/07 - 02:03 by Andrea Dickson
Diabetes
It used to be fairly unusual to be under 20 years old and have Type 2 diabetes. In fact, when I would tell people that I was diabetic, they would immediately assume that I was a Type 1. These days, it's really common to meet kids who are Type 2 diabetics.
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