Diabetes

BAM15 may help reduce the amount of food a person eats or the calories their bodies absorb.

Test combines multiple factors that influence whether a child is likely to develop type 1 diabetes.

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Researchers find a link between bacterial infections and the development of late diabetic complications and coronary heart disease.

Pharmacists offer a variety of services that can help patients to manage diabetes and other chronic conditions, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Lilly is helping people living with diabetes manage the cost of insulin with affordability solutions.

There are many opportunities for students in the pharmacy curricula to learn about urban underserved practice learning competencies.

Plant-based diets rich in whole carbohydrates may help improve type 1 diabetes.

Juven, a therapeutic wound healing drink from Abbott, has hit the shelves of CVS Pharmacy locations, according to a press release.

The project aims to demonstrate the value of collaboration between pharmacists and health care payers in the delivery of patient-centered care.

Skin complications are often the first sign of the disease, but they can be prevented and treated when caught early.

Here are the Top 10 medications in terms of efficacy for lowering A1C and blood sugar levels.

The new findings suggest that screening and proper management of prediabetes may help to prevent CVD in otherwise healthy individuals, or primary prevention, as well as those with existing heart problems, or secondary prevention, according to the study.

Colorado legislature enacts price caps of $100 per month for products and authorizes attorney general to investigate pricing.

Poor cardiorespiratory fitness can lead to premature death and high blood pressure.

Establishing better patient relationships can lead to improved self-management.

Pharmacists can help patients select products and provide education on how to use them.

Investigators have found that although the composition and function the gut microbiome changes throughout the day in most people, these variations stop in patients with type 2 diabetes (T2D).

Although hypoglycemia can be fatal, continuous glucose monitoring may reduce risk.

The rate of weight gain during pregnancy, use of insulin pumps, and CGMS have increased in women with type 1 diabetes, according to new research.

Researchers looked at the effects of a genetic risk score for developing T2D as an adult on metabolism, measured from blood samples taken from participants in the study when they were aged 8, 16, 18, and 25 years.

Being able to predict life expectancy will help care providers decide which A1c target ranges are the best for each patient with diabetes.

Visual impairment confers a tremendous psychosocial burden, yet up to half of atrisk patients skip annual eye examinations. symposium held in conjunction with the Asembia Specialty Pharmacy Summit, noting that up to 17% of cases of blindness can be attributed to diabetic eye disease.

Pharmacy Times spoke with Robert Schumm, MBA, president of Ascensia Diabetes Care, about the challenges that patients with diabetes are facing during the COVID-19 pandemic.