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SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Cultural Competence Training Isn't Associated with Better Diabetes Outcomes

Awareness of racial disparities didn't translate into better glucose, lipid, or blood pressure control.

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Septic Shock, Insulin, and Steroids — RevisitedFree

Intensive insulin therapy did not lower in-hospital mortality in septic shock patients who received hydrocortisone.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Smoking Cessation and Risk for Type 2 Diabetes

Excess diabetes risk in quitters is mediated partially by weight gain.

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Physical Activity, BMI, and Diabetes Risk in the Physicians' Health Study

Exercise lowered diabetes risk, but obese patients benefited significantly only by exercising at least 5 times weekly.

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Obstructive Sleep Apnea and Risk for Incident Type 2 Diabetes

Patients with severe sleep apnea were more likely to develop diabetes than were those with less-severe symptoms.

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Cardiovascular Benefit of Glycemic Control Is Limited to Those with Low Comorbidity

Does an HbA1c level of 7% remain an appropriate goal?

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Glyburide Outperformed Metformin in Treating Women with Gestational DiabetesFree

Compared with glyburide, metformin was associated with doubled risk for poor glycemic control. CME

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Diagnosing Pediatric Metabolic Syndrome Is ProblematicFree

Characteristics of metabolic syndrome are not stable in children.

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Reducing Blood Pressure Levels Effectively in Practice

Two interventions each helped to modify this cardiovascular risk factor successfully, but staffing such programs would be costly.

How to Stay HealthyFree

A few easy New Year's resolutions to improve or maintain the physical, cognitive, and mental health of ourselves and our patients

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