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Drug treatment slows macular vision loss in diabetics

...t from macular edema, one of many complications of diabetes and a first stage of diabetic retinopathy. Over the course of several months of therapy, every patient in the preliminary Hopkins study could read at least two more lines on the standard eye chart, the researchers said. Moreover, the thickness of t...

Even slight holiday weight gain can set stage for obesity, health risks

...ated health problems such as hypertension, stroke, diabetes and other maladies." So how can people avoid adding holiday weight? Healthy food choices, eating habits, food preparation and exercise, Ms. Sandon said. "First, focus on choosing healthy foods instead of concentrating on what you shouldnt hav...

Swedish massage benefits osteoarthritis patients

...al limitation than lung disease, heart disease and diabetes mellitus, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The 68 study participants, who were at least age 35 with x-rays confirming their diagnosis of osteoarthritis of the knee, were randomly assigned either to an intervention...

Study highlights new and cheaper way to treat heroin addiction

...on. Just as with other chronic conditions, such as diabetes or arthritis, there should be a number of treatments available so that doctors and nurses can tailor medication to the needs of each patient. "Methadone should still be used to treat the majority of patients withdrawing from heroin and requiring m...

Prescribing information for kidney disease far too vague

... drugs. Other risk factors for the disease include diabetes and high blood pressure. The effectiveness of certain drugs is altered by impaired kidney function, while others can significantly boost the chances of kidney damage. Examples include several drugs used for cardiovascular problems, some painkille...

Study shows value of HIV screening in virtually all health settings

...ng screening for breast cancer, colorectal cancer, diabetes and hypertension," said Paltiel, who cites the roughly 300,000 Americans who do not know they are infected with HIV as the reason to make HIV screening as routine as measuring cholesterol. "Early identification of HIV saves lives." Paltiel and his ...

New data from NIH lab confirms protocol to reverse type 1 diabetes in mice

...e further support for a protocol to reverse type 1 diabetes in mice and new evidence that adult precursor cell...ed the efficacy of a protocol to reverse of type 1 diabetes in diabetic mice. Three studies from other institutions published in the March 24, 2006 issue of Sc...

Autoimmune disease triggered if T cells miss a single protein early on

...dies have shown that people who are protected from diabetes express high levels of insulin in the thymus, while those who are predisposed express lower levels of insulin in this organ. "What we think is that 'more is better' in the thymus," Anderson says. "If you have more insulin in the thymus, then there i...

Panic attacks are linked to poor outcomes for diabetic patients, Group Health study finds

...ychiatry, The researchers surveyed patients with diabetes about their symptoms, disability, social and emoti...team had previously reported a strong link between diabetes and depression, which often goes along with panic disorders. They were interested in examining panic...

New family health history projects focus on Alaska Native, Appalachian communities

...hose you love." Many diseases, such as cancer, diabetes and heart disease, can run in families. Health care professionals can use your family health history to help predict the disorders for which you may be at risk. Such information can help health care professionals develop more individualized strategie...

Duke researchers highlight gender differences in heart failure

...e than the men, and they had greater incidences of diabetes and high blood pressure, the researchers said. The women also tended to report more symptoms and to be hospitalized more often than men. "In general, women and heart disease has not been well studied, and heart failure has been even more poorly stu...

A medical micropump

...utations, monitoring insulin levels in people with diabetes and many diagnostic tests. Because liquid can flow slowly through the tiny pump, it also could be used in a drug-delivery device, such as a skin patch with tiny needles, Eddings says. Gale expects it will take three or four years before the new...

Diabetes drug may reduce cardiovascular risks

... session Monday in Chicago. Patients with type 2 diabetes are known to have an increased risk of heart attac...ts that a class of oral drugs used to treat type 2 diabetes called thiazolidinediones may be useful in reducing the progression of atherosclerosis, a thickening...

Manmade protein shows promise for cancer, macular degeneration

...ntact lens or retinal oxygen deprivation caused by diabetes or aging. This natural response, called angiogenesis, becomes detrimental when new growth obstructs vision or when a tumor pirates the process to survive. In an animal model, researchers used the protein they developed to reverse obstructive growth...

Periodontal therapy helps patients with type 2 diabetes

CHICAGO -- Patients with Type 2 diabetes and periodontal disease who receive periodontal th... and without diabetes." It has been found that diabetes and periodontal disease can lead to atherosclerosis, which occurs when deposits of fatty substances,...

CHEST 2006 abstract briefs

...a is significantly higher in patients with type II diabetes mellitus (DM), independent of other comorbid condi...transplantation included infection, high FEV1, and diabetes for those on the waiting list, and age and infection for those after transplantation. Researchers co...

Obesity a growing problem in the Indo-Asian population

...s obese. Because of the risk of hypertension and diabetes associated with overweight and obesity, accurate identification of these conditions and healthy targets may require even lower BMI cutoff values than those already proposed for an Indo-Asian population. In a related commentary, Anand reviews the me...

Economic pressures can lead to unequal treatment of patients

...r urban hospital provided 50 incarcerated and free diabetes patients with medical treatment based on standards set by the American Medical Association and the American Dental Association. Both groups of patients should have received identical time, attention, and care. The researchers found that incarcerated...

DNA computing targets West Nile Virus, other deadly diseases

...that can simultaneously diagnose and treat cancer, diabetes or other diseases, according to a team of scientis...iagnose and kill cancer cells or monitor and treat diabetes by dispensing insulin when needed. Scientists have tried for years to build computers out of DNA (d...

Tipsheet: Focus on gait training, pain relief, pressure ulcers and hearing aid training

...al features. We hypothesized that individuals with diabetes rarely have heel ulcers but that heel ulcers are directly related to peripheral neuropathy and diminished vascular function. We found that patients with reduced vascular function were five times more likely to have heel ulcers than patients with adeq...

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