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Earn CPD credits from a series of online exams covering hypoglycaemia, impact of poor glucose control and effective insulin therapy
their blood glucose levels. Glitazones work by reducing the body s resistance to the action of insulin and enable a more efficient use of insulin. What is the evidence? The PROactive study found ... insulin. Patients receiving insulin had lower cholesterol and triglyceride levels and also lower HbA1c ...
that for patients with non-insulin treated type-2 diabetes, intensive self-monitoring of blood glucose (SMBG ... in reasonably well controlled non-insulin treated patients with type-2 diabetes compared with usual care ( BMJ ... in improving glycaemic control in patients with type-2 diabetes who are not using insulin, but more trials ...
care since the discovery of insulin, costs the NHS over 120 million each year (Diabet Med 2005; 22: 511). - The role of self-monitoring for patients with type-2 diabetes who are not receiving insulin ... severe (Diabet Med 2004: 21: 1,045). - In a large study of non-insulin-treated patients with type-2 ...
such as insulin stored in the bread bin. Sometimes a patient will be much more unwell than you expected. Send ...
found to have diabetes requiring insulin. Good control of her diabetes had not improved the skin problem ...
insulin is still highly debatable. What is the evidence? Some observational studies have shown ... glucose) are likely to do well in the long term. In a large study of non-insulin-treated type-2 diabetic ...
fat, is known to promote insulin resistance and other features of the metabolic syndrome. What ...
, triglycerides and insulin resistance compared with placebo (Lancet 2005; 365: 1,389). In a recent multicentre ...
that, among people whose treatment had been intensified by the addition of insulin or a sulfonylurea ...
for an elderly diabetic 10-Sep-08 Practice dilemma - An elderly diabetic refuses to use insulin 08-May-09 ...
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