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Germany Studies Factors in Blood Sugar Control
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Germany Studies Factors in Blood Sugar Control

Even after participating in an intensive treatment and training program, it has been found that smoking and low-level education are indicators of poor metabolic control in people who have been newly diagnosed with type I diabetes. This study was conducted by researchers from the Department of Metabolic Disease and Nutrition, Dusseldorf, Germany.

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Dr. Marcus’ Diabetes Tip
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Dr. Marcus’ Diabetes Tip

Dr. Alan Marcus is a diabetes specialist who practices in Laguna Hills, California. He is also a medical advisor to MiniMed Technologies and a spokesperson for Novo Nordisk Insulin. Dr. Marcus also serves as Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine for the USC School of Medicine.

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The Fight to Derail Kidney Disease: Simple Tests, Effective Drugs Help Improve the Odds
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The Fight to Derail Kidney Disease: Simple Tests, Effective Drugs Help Improve the Odds

Improved blood sugar control, smoking cessation and aggressive blood pressure treatment are mainstays for preventing or treating the development of kidney disease in people with diabetes. Increasingly, physicians are also turning to a class of drugs called ACE inhibitors to slow the progression of kidney disease in their patients.

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