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Is Tight Glycemic Control Beneficial Perioperatively?

In a meta-analysis, perioperative mortality was significantly lower with insulin infusions than with control interventions, but the authors have doubts about the data.

Skin Biopsies in Sensory Axonal Neuropathies

Patterns of axonal and Schwann-cell degeneration may be useful both for diagnosis and for designing clinical trials of regenerative therapies.

Thiazolidinediones and Risk for Fractures

In an observational study, users of TZDs had higher risk for fractures than those taking other antidiabetes medications.

Gestational Diabetes: Controversies About Diagnosis and Treatment Persist

Increasing maternal glucose intolerance is associated with increasing birth weight, neonatal hypoglycemia, and fetal insulin levels.

Gestational Hyperglycemia: Continuum of Risk, Choices for Treatment

Likelihood of adverse pregnancy outcomes increased in proportion to maternal glucose levels; metformin for gestational diabetes was not inferior to insulin.

How Low Should We Go (with BP and Cholesterol in Diabetic Patients)?

Lower might be better, but more clinical data are needed.

Does Early Vitamin D Supplementation Prevent Type 1 Diabetes?

Findings from a meta-analysis suggest that vitamin D supplementation in infancy lowers risk for developing type 1 diabetes.

Basal Insulin Is as Effective as Preprandial Insulin in Type 2 Diabetes

They have similar effects on HbA1c levels, but patients prefer basal insulin.

An ACE Inhibitor, an ARB, or Both for Patients at High Vascular Risk?

An ARB was as efficacious as an ACE inhibitor, but combination therapy failed to show any advantages.

Can Metformin Attenuate Olanzapine-Induced Weight Gain?

Adding an antihyperglycemic agent may prevent weight gain and metabolic syndrome in patients with new-onset schizophrenia.

Aggressive Treatment of High LDL Levels and Hypertension in Patients with Diabetes

Three-year results from SANDS supply much-needed information but no definitive answer to the question of how low to set targets in primary prevention of CVD.

Disturbances of Glucose Metabolism in Depression

Whole-body glucose disposal is impaired in depressed patients.

Slowing Progression of Atherosclerosis in Diabetic Patients

Pioglitazone outperformed glimepiride in a preliminary trial.

Pioglitazone vs. Glimepiride for Atherosclerosis in Diabetes

Pioglitazone comes out on top in this randomized trial, but we still need outcomes data.

Choice of Antihypertensive Agents for Patients with Metabolic Syndrome: ALLHAT Results

Diuretics should continue to be first-line agents for treating patients with hypertension.

"Anodyne Therapy" for Diabetic Neuropathy — No Benefit

A device for delivery of monochromatic infrared energy was no more effective than sham treatment.

Blood Pressure and Risk for Developing Diabetes

Elevated BP as well as BP escalations over time — even if only in the high-normal range — puts women at increased risk for diabetes.

Glucose-Control Arm of ACCORD Trial Halted Early

Increased mortality associated with aggressive glucose reduction raises safety concerns.

Marijuana and Periodontal Disease

Cannabis smoking could be an independent risk factor, in addition to tobacco.

Multifactorial Treatment of Type 2 Diabetes with Microalbuminuria

Intensive treatment lowered risks for morbid diabetes complications, all-cause death, and death from cardiovascular disease.

Update on Diabetic Neuropathy

Clinical results have disappointed, but new developments are promising.

Diet and Diabetes Risk in U.S. Black Women and Chinese Women: Glycemic Index and Load

Diabetes risk was lower in black women who ate more cereal fiber and in Chinese women who ate less rice.

Moderate Drinking Might Improve Fasting Glucose in People with Diabetes

A benefit was reported for one glass of wine with dinner.

Inadequate Blood Pressure Control in U.S. Adults

Patients at risk for cardiovascular events are likely to have high blood pressure, even when treated for hypertension.

Thiazolidinediones and Cardiovascular Risk in Older Patients

Population-based data confirm risk with rosiglitazone, even in patients without prior cardiac disease.

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