June 12th 2024
A propensity score matched analysis suggests use of SGLT2 inhibitors could reduce risk of negative outcomes in patients with systemic lupus erythematosus and type 2 diabetes.
June 4th 2024
There is no shortage of people in need of a kidney transplant but a considerable shortage in the number of organs available to these patients. Despite that health care professionals in nephrology are determined to provide their patients the highest quality of life possible in spite of these challenges.
Diabetic Macular Edema Drugs Compared
Overall, three drugs available to treat diabetic macular edema all did a good job, researchers found in a national clinical trial. One costs $60 per injection, the others cost over $1,200 and $1,850. But the most expensive one did best in a subset of patients.
Vivian Fonseca From Tulane University: Managing Cardiovascular Disease In Patients With Diabetes
In a time when obesity and cardiovascular disease are growing problems doctors are also working to combat diabetes at the same time. This presents opportunities for care as well as challenges in addressing the various concerns of their patients.
Vivian Fonseca From Tulane University: Great Progress Made In Diabetes Treatment
When diabetes first became a concern in the medical community the numbers were lower, but the consequences were much more severe. Today, many more people are diagnosed with types one and two diabetes but the treatment options are much safer and more effective.
Anil Paramesh From Tulane University: Paired Kidney Donation Helps Overwhelming Problem
The number of patients who need a kidney transplant far outweighs the number of organs available for donation. Despite that work is being done to make even a small dent in this growing problem.
Presidential Candidates on Health Care Issues: Bernie Sanders
Part of an ongoing series that takes a high-level look at the positions of the leading nominees for President when it comes to political issues potentially impacting physicians, this installment focuses on Bernie Sanders.
Presidential Candidates on Health Care Issues: Marco Rubio
Part of an ongoing series that takes a high-level look at the positions of the leading nominees for President when it comes to political issues potentially impacting physicians, this installment focuses on Marco Rubio.