Showing posts with label Diabetes #Diabetes Clinical Trial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Diabetes #Diabetes Clinical Trial. Show all posts

Thursday, January 1, 2015

Move Over Apple - Here comes Yogurt!

   You have all heard the old adage "An Apple a Day keeps the Doctor away". Now, I like apples as much as the next person, and they are healthy. (Quite honestly, I have never actually seen a doctor while I was eating an apple, so I guess it does work!)
   However, a new study suggests that "Eating a Yogurt each Day helps keep Diabetes Away!" Now that seems like a pretty good thing too!
   Happy New Year. Check it out below!



Friday, December 19, 2014

What is the best Insulin Regimen for Type 1 Diabetes?

   A new research study compared intermediate acting insulin with long lasting insulin for people with type 1 Diabetes. Find out which performed better!





Thursday, December 18, 2014

Has Prediabetes become an Epidemic?

  Just when it seems that most people these days have enough on their plates (not just their food plates!) along comes something else to be concerned about. Prediabetes is now consider an Epidemic!
  The first step in this battle is to know the warning signs, and then you must know what you can do to make the necessary changes. Read more now!





Wednesday, December 17, 2014

What about an Artificial Pancreas?

  In the world's first clinical trial, an artificial Pancreas was tested to see how well it controls insulin. The results could have a significant impact on the treatment of Type 1 Diabetes! Read more below!






Tuesday, December 9, 2014

Clinical Trials for Diabetes

   
Before any new drug or treatment is approved for mainstream use and recommendation, it must pass through one or more clinical trials. Clinical trials generally involve using real people and then researchers can see how beneficial a new treatment may be. 
  If you have ever wondered what might be involved in a clinical trial for Diabetes and whether or not you should consider participating, then read this informative article called "The Basics of Clinical Trials"