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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Diabetes / April 2007

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IRON (Fe)13 Apr 2007 06:22 GMT1
iron [AS. iren; L. ferum]
A metallic element widely distributed in nature.  Compounds (oxides,
hydroxides, salts) exist in two forms: ferrous in which iron has a
valence of 2 [Fe++] and ferric in which it has a valence of 3 [Fe+++].
Stupidest hypo treatment ever13 Apr 2007 02:50 GMT2
Some here seem to be criticizing others for suboptimal hypoglycemia
treatments.
I will offer up, as my personal LEAST APPROPRIATE hypo treatment:
A BOWL OF UNSHELLED PEANUTS WITH MILK POURED ON THEM.
Job For Nurses13 Apr 2007 02:08 GMT1
Find Your Nurse Job Vacancy and resources here --> http://www.jobbankdata.com/job-nurse.htm
Hip Fracture Risk High in Older Diabetics12 Apr 2007 23:35 GMT1
http://diabetes.org/diabetesnewsarticle.jsp?storyId=14827941&filename=20070410/r
euters20070410health00000006reutershealthewEDIT.xml

or
http://tinyurl.com/32vcdn
(excerpt)
Insulin Resistence12 Apr 2007 23:23 GMT3
I'm hoping someone here might clarify something for me:
I have read that insulin resistence is a factor of poor physical
conditioning plus large fat reserves.
My question:  Is it only the fat_inside_the abdominal cavity that is a
New Type of Drug Helpful in Type 2 Diabetes12 Apr 2007 22:52 GMT2
http://diabetes.org/diabetesnewsarticle.jsp?storyId=14838277&filename=20070411/r
euters20070411health00000021reutershealthEDIT.xml

or
http://tinyurl.com/36klcm
(excerpt)
Postprandial Numbers12 Apr 2007 22:44 GMT4
Doc said they should be under 130 after 2 hours. ADA says under 180.
Medtronics Real Time Glucose Monitoring System12 Apr 2007 22:37 GMT1
Finally got training on the sensor/transmitter part of this system
yesterday.  I was a little scared of inserting the sensor (dang that needle
looked big!) but it wasn't bad at all.  Didn't hurt a bit and it's as
comfortable as any infusion set.  I'm still a little confused about ...
Worries over Simvastatin12 Apr 2007 22:30 GMT10
Cut-price statins linked to increase in patient deaths
"Health chiefs are reviewing evidence which apparently shows a link between
a cut-price statin and an increased risk of death among heart patients.
The drug, simvastatin, is taken by more than a million people to combat high
opened byetta shelf life12 Apr 2007 21:21 GMT8
Because of some difficult life circumstances I've experienced over the
past few months, i stopped taking my byetta (10 mcg, twice a  day.)
Since this was before they lifted the refrigeration requirement, for
convenience I opened two pens, one at work in the fridge and one at
Easier way to control if not reverse diabetes12 Apr 2007 21:18 GMT9
If you are tired of having to keep up with all the medications that
your taking and seems as though everytime you go to the doctor there
is some new wonder drug that he/she wants you to try then you should
consider implementing a natural herbal supplementation to help control
Association of Television Viewing with Diabetes12 Apr 2007 18:31 GMT1
Higher levels of television watching were positively associated with
an increased risk of having abnormal glucose levels in women
http://diabetes-new.blogspot.com/2007/04/association-of-physical-inactivity-with.html
Question About Taking Medication12 Apr 2007 18:22 GMT20
I'm taking 1000MG metformin twice a day. I take the first one after I
get up, and the second one before I go to bed.
Here's my question... is it ok to take the second pill before my last
meal of the day? This would only leave an 8 hour gap between the two
Joslin article - T2 Insulin Resistant Study12 Apr 2007 17:31 GMT1
http://joslin.org/1083_3981.asp
(excerpt)
BOSTON - April 2, 2007 - A new Joslin-led study has identified the
insulin receptor as an important protein that promotes islet cell
scientists Say Dieting does not work12 Apr 2007 13:53 GMT1
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/healthnews.php?newsid=67422
Perhaps most of us knew this already, but the summary is good.
Key line: "dieting is actually a consistent predictor of future weight
gain."
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