NORWALK, Conn., Nov. 6, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- UBM Medica US announces that ConsultantLive a leading online community for primary care clinicians, presents a resource center on diabetes to help busy clinicians stay up-to-date on diabetes care.
Diabetes is at epidemic levels in the US: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that 21.9 million people—9.3% of the US population—have the disease. In November, National Diabetes Month is observed with the goal of spreading the word about the importance of tight diabetes control and its role in reducing heart disease risk.
The featured articles below discuss some of the most recent research findings, and offer sage clinical recommendations:
- Slower Eating Increases Satiety, Reduces Hunger in Type 2 Diabetes Patients Faulty brain satiety centers and impaired gut hormone function are risk factors for weight gain in patients with type 2 diabetes. A recent study suggests one simple antidote: Slow down.
- Menopause in Women with Diabetes: Hormonal-glycemic Storm For nondiabetic women, menopause is an extended biological and physiological purgatory. For those with type 1 or type 2 diabetes, it's worse.
- Metabolic Syndrome: What Does it Look Like? Mrs. Bates is 65 years old and sees you for her annual physical examination. She is in general good health and takes only atorvastatin. Her BMI is not ideal, though, and she has some new complaints.
- Why Not Prescribe a SGLT2 Inhibitor for This Patient? The sodium glucose cotransporter-2 inhibitors have many advantages: modest A1c reduction and low hypoglycemia risk. But careful patient selection is critical.
About UBM Medica US
Addressing today's healthcare information needs, UBM Medica US, delivers strategic, integrated communications solutions and comprehensive reach -- online, in print, via custom programs and live events. Improving the effectiveness of healthcare through information and education, UBM Medica US provides unbiased clinical, practical, and business information for physicians, providers and payers resulting in improved quality of care for patients around the world. Through journals, magazines, online communities, live and digital events, and other valuable resources, UBM Medica US also delivers comprehensive communication solutions for the pharmaceutical and related industries. Online communities include CancerNetwork.com, ConsultantLive.com, DiagnosticImaging.com, RheumatologyNetwork.com, OBGYN.net, PhysiciansPractice.com, PsychiatricTimes.com and SearchMedica.com. UBM Medica US is part of UBM Americas which, through a range of aligned interactive environments, both physical and digital – increases business effectiveness for both customers and audiences through meaningful experiences, knowledge and connections. Headquartered in New York, UBM Americas brings together UBM's healthcare business, UBM Medica US; UBM Tech's technology communities, live events and custom services; UBM Canon's advanced design and manufacturing event, online and print brands; UBM Connect New York's catering, cruise shipping, contact-center management, and fine, specialty and custom chemical communities; and UBM Mexico's concrete, construction and hospitality services shows. For more information, visit www.UBMMedicaUS.com.
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