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Archived News
August 29th 2008
 
 
  National Diabetes Inpatient Specialist Nurse (DISN) Group meeting
  Next meeting is 2nd October 2008, Hotel Russell, London. Agenda (NDST, UK)
   
  Investors running scared from Amylin over Byetta fears
  Amylin’s bid to reassure the public about the safety of its type II diabetes drug Byetta seems to have fallen on deaf ears as the firm’s stock continues to slide (Pharma Times)
   
  Behind the headlines - Cell reprogramming for diabetes
  These results in mice – albeit in a small sample of them – are promising but in terms of any application to human disease they must be interpreted in the right context: preliminary results suggesting a potential application of a new and exciting technology (NHS Choices, UK)
   
  Obesity epidemic spreads to new areas in the south
  A new "fat map" of the UK shows that obesity may be worsening in spite of efforts to fight it and parts of southern England are succumbing for the first time (Guardian, UK)
   
  Low-glycemic index meals produce significantly lower PPGE
  Lower PPGE was observed with low-glycemic index meals when compared to high-glycemic index meals ... findings indicate that the optimal therapy for a low-glycemic index meal in children with type 1 diabetes is preprandial ultra-short-acting insulin (American Diabetes Association)
   
  Impact of Disease Management on Utilization and Adherence With Drugs and Tests
  The FAHS telephonic care management intervention effectively induced Medicaid patients with diabetes to begin treatment and improved adherence to oral hypoglycemic agents and recommended tests (American Diabetes Association)
   
  Multisystemic Therapy for Adolescents With Poorly Controlled Type 1 Diabetes
  The study demonstrates the value of intensive behavioral interventions for high-risk youth with diabetes for reducing one of the most serious consequences of medication noncompliance (Diabetes Care)
   
  Obesity and Undiagnosed Diabetes in the U.S.
  Despite a higher underlying risk of diabetes and widespread clinical recognition of this higher risk, obesity does not increase the likelihood that an individual's diabetes will be diagnosed (Diabetes Care)
   
  Where’s The Activity in Diabetes Self-Management?
  What leaves me less than inspired is the continued lack of attention given to physical activity in determination of insulin doses (Diabetes Mine)
   
  New treatment for type two diabetes
  The drug, Januvia, is now listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (Sydney Morning Herald, Australia)
   
  Diabetes Australia disappointed by junk food advertising decision
  Diabetes Australia has warned Australia has taken a step backwards in the fight against childhood obesity following a recommendation not to restrict junk food advertising to children (Diabetes Australia)
   
 
  
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