The June 2024 issue of Diabetes Care is live at https://t.co/EtkUabxdRA…featuring latest scholarly research on the care of #diabetes.
In This Issue:
- The Specialist Treatment Of Inpatients
- Historic Redlining and Impact of Structural Racism on Diabetes Prevalence
- And More!
@OikawaNagaoMice Huge congratulations, and I am very happy to hear good news here! I hope you have meaningful scientific achievements in the future, and I look forward to seeing you soon! from Korea
Medicine laureate August Krogh shed light on how our bodies supply oxygen to our muscles.
It was thought that the blood's rate of flow increased during exercise. Krogh showed that oxygen flow was instead increased by the opening of smaller blood vessels, capillaries.
An area of interest since almost 10 years ago continues with UKPDS #DIADEM#EASD2022@EASDnews
➡️ Numerical trend of benefit
➡️ due to nature data collection likely under-represented
➡️more data required…and coming?
I maintain this is a (vascular) complication of diabetes 😁
So 44 year UKPDS follow up #EASD2022@EASDnews
➡️persistence of microvascular benefits in SU/insulin arm
➡️persistence of MI & all cause mortality in metformin arm
➡️maintains cost effectiveness
➡️legacy effect persists
@kamleshkhunti@DLBHATTMD
This perspective summarizes the challenges when using primary human islets as a cell model for research and outlines possible solutions.
Had fun writing this perspective led by @annagloyn @msolimena with @IbbersonMark@powersac_TN P. Marchetti & P. Rorsman
https://t.co/f3xwtpHaOa
Among the more eyebrow raising contenders for most dubious propositions, the contention that #insulin the only drug capable of glucose control in severely ill hospitalized people, is uniquely harmful #COVID19 Impossible to control for severity of confounding illness #diabetes
Fetal Abdominal Obesity Detected At 24 to 28 Weeks of Gestation Persists Until Delivery Despite Management of Gestational Diabetes Mellitus
open access🔓https://t.co/9CJphoe2ei
Diabetes Metab J. 2021;45(4)
#Diabetes#gestational#Fetal_macrosomia#Pregnancy
https://t.co/CydxwMbn4i
We would like thank Professor Kyung-Soo Kim for his insightful comments on our article, “Fetal abdominal obesity detected at 24-28 weeks of gestation persists until delivery despite management of gestational diabetes mellitus,”and the opportunity to disc..
Is It Better to Exercise in the Morning or Evening?
There may be an optimal time to exercise for our metabolism- but “any time” it is always a good time to exercise!!
https://t.co/sokDPD80RR
Seeing is believing. Incredibly animated illustration of central carbon metabolism flux in cells. Valid to all metabolism scientists although it was created mainly targeting undergraduates. Credits to @Na_y_ak https://t.co/dtuq7XHros