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First Interchangeable Biosimilar Insulin Gets FDA Approval
Semglee can be used instead of Lantus without any meaningful differences under the newly approved designation… Read More “First Interchangeable Biosimilar Insulin Gets FDA Approval”
High Coffee Consumption Linked to Dementia Risk
A new analysis shows that while drinking some coffee may reduce the risk of developing dementia, that risk increases dramatically at higher levels of coffee consumption… Read More “High Coffee Consumption Linked to Dementia Risk”
People With Diabetes Get High Marks for Management During Pandemic
An analysis has reported that during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, diabetes patients continued to fill their medication prescriptions and did well in controlling their blood sugar… Read More “People With Diabetes Get High Marks for Management During Pandemic”
Skipping Breakfast Linked to Gaps in Nutrient Intake
Breakfast really is an important meal when it comes to getting enough of key nutrients in your diet, according to a new study… Read More “Skipping Breakfast Linked to Gaps in Nutrient Intake”
Smart Insulin Pen Linked to Improved Glucose Control
People who previously had difficulty with blood glucose control saw improvements by using an insulin pen with electronic features, according to a new study… Read More “Smart Insulin Pen Linked to Improved Glucose Control”
Fermented Food Intake Linked to More Diverse Microbiome, Less Inflammation
Eating foods that contain healthy bacteria may be a good way to boost your immune system and reduce inflammation, according to new research… Read More “Fermented Food Intake Linked to More Diverse Microbiome, Less Inflammation”
Whole-Grain Consumption Linked to Lower Waist Size, Blood Pressure, and Glucose in Older Adults
A new study shows that a higher intake of whole grains in your diet may have a wide range of health benefits… Read More “Whole-Grain Consumption Linked to Lower Waist Size, Blood Pressure, and Glucose in Older Adults”
JDRF to Hold Spanish-Language Virtual Summit
For the first time, the type 1 diabetes research and advocacy group will host discussions on a wide range of topics entirely in Spanish… Read More “JDRF to Hold Spanish-Language Virtual Summit”
High-Protein, Low-Glycemic-Index Diet Reduces Hunger
Increasing protein and fiber in your diet may be the key to staying full longer, according to a new analysis… Read More “High-Protein, Low-Glycemic-Index Diet Reduces Hunger”
