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Diabetes Treatment and Alzheimer ... by Dr. Rubens D. Medical Doctor

Diabetes Treatment and Alzheimer PathologyDo hypoglycemic agents directly alter neuritic plaques or contribute to dementia in another way? 02 dec 2008--Prior research has suggested a link between type 2 diabetes and Alzh ... Read on »

Diabetes 101 by Anthony R. Patient Expert

... • Maintain normal blood pressure – Always ensure reliable blood pressure monitoring. If there is no improvement in my blood sugar levels, there are drug therapies using oral hypoglycemic agents. Your doctor can prescribe one or two of the following drugs depending on what may be appropriate for you: Sulfonylurea (Glibenclamide, Glicalzide, Glimepi ... Read on »

Common diabetes medications linked to more deaths from heart disease by Dr. John Z. Medical Doctor

... and Drug Administration advisory committee meeting, there was “overwhelming support for requiring reductions” of heart disease and heart failure “before approval of new oral hypoglycemic agents.”Singh said in an interview, “Safer, cheaper and more effective treatment alternatives are available that do not carry these negative cardiovascular risks ... Read on »

The Hypoglycemic Imagination by Tiffany Patient Expert

The snow was deep and the air was crisp with a March chill, but I felt none of that. I was taking the new ATV out for a ride; it was blue and shiny with big nubby tires that sent this country girl's heart a-thumping. I zoomed past pine trees with an ecstatically free dog racing at my side, shifted into a lower gear when the snow hit up to my calves ... Read on »

Hypoglycemic Alert Dogs by Moganti S. Medical Student

Hypoglycemic Alert DogsHave you ever heard of a dog that could sense when blood sugar is dropping to an unsafe level? They are called Hypoglycemic Alert Dogs and they are chan ... Read on »

The DMCB Does It Again: A Summary of the Latest Disease Management Journal by JaanS Medical Doctor

... Using a claims data base and Pfizer’s “LATE” software, high-risk patient lists were created for statins, ACE/ARBs, beta blockers, ‘other’ anti-hypertensives and ‘other’ oral hypoglycemic agents. Participants were already enrolled in disease management. A control was selected from persons from a health plan without disease management. Care Manag ... Read on »

Hypoglycemic Events Increase Dem ... by Dr. Rubens D. Medical Doctor

Hypoglycemic Events Increase Dementia Risk with DiabetesRisk increases with the number of hypoglycemic events, nearly doubling for three or more16 april 2009-- Incidents of hy ... Read on »

A novel anti-angiogenic agent, T ... by Medical Quack Patient Expert

A novel anti-angiogenic agent, TRC105 (also known as c-SN6j), developed in the laboratory of Ben K. Seon, PhD,Department of Immunology, Roswell Park Cancer Institute (RPCI) has the potential to be an effective agent for the treatment of solid tumors. The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved TRC105 as an Investigational New Drug ... Read on »

Saffron, Not Just a Flavoring Agent by Sonzy Healthy Living Professional

Did you think saffron was just a spice that gave your dish some color, smell and aroma? The virtues of saffron should not be underestimated so. The world’s most expensive spice, saffron has a valuable place in Indian hearts. Most of our ghee-made sweets and kheers (desserts) receive their final touch with a pinch of [...] Read on »

Screenplay Agent by Susan May Patient Expert

My editor asked me a number of weeks ago to check into literary agents that might be good to send Nick’s New Heart screenplay to . I worked at trying to find agents I thought were good, which is hard to determine. I had to put off doing ... Read on »