Key Takeaways Diarrhea is the most frequently reported side effect of metformin and a key reason for discontinuation. It results from metformin’s effects on intestinal motility, fluid balance, bile …
Key Takeaways Research has shown that Jardiance (Empagliflozin) was associated with fewer hospitalizations and deaths from cardiovascular causes. Furthermore, participants taking Jardiance achieved better glycemic control compared to placebo. …
What is Diabetes? Diabetes is a chronic disease resulting in high blood glucose due to decreased insulin synthesis or reduced sensitivity to insulin. The prevalence rate of diabetes has …
Key Takeaways: Islet transplantation helps stabilize blood sugar in type 1 diabetes patients with severe hypoglycemia unawareness. Only select patients qualify, and recipients must take lifelong immunosuppressants. Around 50% …
Key Takeaways: Common Culprits: Candida albicans causes most infections, but drug-resistant strains like C. auris (90% fluconazole-resistant) are rising globally. Affected Areas: Infections target the vagina (75% of women …
Key Takeaways Metabolites from the gut bacterium Bacteroides vulgatus were found to boost GLP-1 secretion in mice, mimicking effects seen with drugs like Ozempic. The study suggests a link …
Mounjaro (Tirzepatide), a drug used to treat type 2 diabetes, has also enabled obese patients to lose weight after more than a year of treatment. This is the result …
For centuries, autoimmune diseases, where the body’s very own defense system turns against its tissues, have baffled and vexed the medical community. Ranging from the often debilitating Multiple Sclerosis …
Key Takeaways: A 12% calorie cut (vs. 25% goal) improved aging biomarkers, proving even modest restriction benefits health. Participants lost muscle mass but not strength—suggesting enhanced “muscle-specific force” (more …
Impaired transport of the hormone leptin contributes to impaired insulin secretion and contributes to the development of diabetes. Leptin, also known as the satiety hormone or appetite-suppressing hormone, is …
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