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The ACCORD Lipid Study: Fenofibrate Doesn't HelpFree

Although triglyceride levels improved markedly with fenofibrate, incidence of adverse cardiovascular events was not affected.

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The ACCORD Blood Pressure Study: What Target for High-Risk Diabetic Patients?Free

Achieving systolic blood pressure levels lower than 140 mm Hg does not prevent adverse cardiovascular events.

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Diabetes and Cardiovascular Events: Not a Straight Course

A study of two drugs for the primary prevention of diabetes yielded disappointing results.

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More on Depression and Diabetes

Even low-grade preexisting depression may increase the risk for diabetes.

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Cardiovascular Benefits of Statins vs. Risk for Incident DiabetesFree

One additional case of incident diabetes occurred for every 255 patients who received statins for 4 years.

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Glycosylated Hemoglobin and Cardiovascular Risk in Nondiabetic Adults

Even within the normal range, HbA1c level correlated with diabetes risk. Interview

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Sharing Cardiovascular Risk Information with Patients

Patients benefit from getting their risk scores, but only if it's done repeatedly or reinforced with counseling.

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More Data on Fracture Risk with Thiazolidinediones

Risk was particularly elevated among older women.

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Metformin and Vitamin B12 DeficiencyFree

Evidence suggests that metformin lowers vitamin B12 levels in patients with diabetes. CME

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Maternal Diabetes, Not Obesity, Does the DamageFree

Pregestational diabetes was associated significantly with congenital anomalies; obesity alone was not. CME

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