Antidiabetic Medications
POOR ADHERENCE TO ANTIDIABETIC MEDICATIONS IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETES AT MADINA, SAUDI ARABIA: THE ROLL OF DIABETES RELATED EMOTIONAL DISTRESS
... to antidiabetic medications were: emotion stress (P ...poor antidiabetic medications adherence in patients with diabetes at Madina, Saudi ...
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Statins, antidiabetic medications and liver histology in patients with diabetes with non alcoholic fatty liver disease
... that antidiabetic medications that increase insulin levels or deliver exogenous insulin are independently associated with an increased risk of progressive ...
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Utilization of oral antidiabetic medications in Taiwan following strategies to promote access to medicines for chronic diseases in community pharmacies
... This study has several limitations. Our interrupted time series design is robust to most threats to internal validity; a possible limitation is a co-intervention (an intervention that occurred at the same time as the ...
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Glycaemic control, antidiabetic medications and influenza vaccination coverage among patients with diabetes in Udine, Italy
... of antidiabetic medication (anatomical thera- peutic chemical (ATC) codes A10A or A10B) in a 365-day period, or (C) an exemption from medical charges with exemption code of diabetes mellitus ...free ...
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Uptake of new antidiabetic medications in three emerging markets: a comparison between Brazil, China and Thailand
... This study compares the uptake of new insulin products and new oral hypoglycemic medications between three middle-income pharmerging countries: Brazil, China, and Thailand. The prevalence of diabetes in Brazil, ...
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QUALITY OF LIFE OF DIABETIC PATIENTS ON DIFFERENT TYPES OF ANTIDIABETIC MEDICATIONS
... which can help in early diagnosis of any health problem and maintaining the HRQL of the individual in high level, following the guidelines in the priority of choosing the medications used in treatment of patients ...
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Heart failure hospitalization risk associated with use of two classes of oral antidiabetic medications: an observational, real-world analysis
... Conversely, cardiovascular outcome studies with DPP4 inhibitors have provided conflicting results. The SAVOR-TIMI 53 trial demonstrated the DPP4 inhibi- tor saxagliptin was associated with a higher rate of heart failure ...
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Journal of Applied Pharmaceutical Science
... to antidiabetic medications in a Malaysian tertiary hospital and its association with patients’ glycaemic ...on antidiabetic medications, including ...
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A Retrospective Observational Analysis of Clinical Outcomes before and after the Publication of the AACE/ACE Guidelines
... The main dependent variable was change in A1c levels before and after guidelines. Before the guidelines were issued, A1c value was defined as the initial A1c value prior to, but closest to index date. After the ...
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Self-reported predictors of depressive symptomatology in an elderly population with type 2 diabetes mellitus: a prospective cohort study
... Table 1 compares characteristics of individuals with dia- betes by depression status. It was found that elderly with depression were mostly of age 70 years and women com- pared with those without depression (p < ...
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Is there an association between liraglutide use and female breast cancer in a real-world setting?
... Several limitations should be considered when inter- preting our study findings. Despite balance on a wide array of measurable baseline covariates, the potential for residual confounding by unmeasured factors remains. In ...
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Medication management during electroconvulsant therapy
... the medications used during an ECT procedure and on the effects of concurrent psy- chiatric and non-psychiatric medications on the effectiveness and safety of ...and medications or drug classes as ...
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Antidiabetic Compounds in Stem Juice from Banana
... As mentioned in the introduction, all parts of the banana plant contain a number of bioactive second- ary metabolites, including those with antidiabetic activity. Considering that metabolome components are ...
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Impact of electronic medication reconciliation interventions on medication discrepancies at hospital transitions: a systematic review and meta-analysis
... Seven studies [34–36, 38, 41–43] reported the most com- mon type (s) of medication discrepancies. Except in one study [36], the most common type of medication discrep- ancy identified by the majority of the studies was ...
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ANTIDIABETIC PLANTS AND THEIR ACTIVE INGREDIENTS: A REVIEW
... Shilajit, which is considered one of the wonder medicines of Ayurveda, neither a plant nor animal substance, but a mineral pitch that oozes from the rocks of the Himalayas, as they become warm in the summer months, is ...
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The Utility of Safety Counseling in a Pediatric Emergency Department
... Lack of helmets and personal protective equip- ment, lack of appropriate vehicle restraints, access to ingestible toxins (medications or household sup- plies), and use of walkers were the most common issues ...
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Chemical stress as a consequence of prolong drug use, A study on chronic health condition
... chronic medications improve the chronic health conditions but also responsible to develop a large number of side effects that can be hidden in these patients and in some condition may worsen the chronic health ...
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Nutritional Stress as an adverse effect of anti-diabetic medications
... anti-diabetic medications to maintain the blood glucose levels, however, these medications are being observed to be responsible for the development of nutritional stress and produces a number of side ...
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Clopidogrel-taking behavior by drug-eluting stent patients: Discontinuers versus continuers
... An extreme form of nonadherence is discontinuance, where the medication is stopped altogether. Ho and colleagues (2006) recently found that 34% of AMI patients discontinued at least one prescribed medication within one ...
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Progression of fibrosing interstitial lung disease
... The majority of non-pharmacological management strat- egies apply to all patients with fibrotic ILD, regardless of progression or the underlying etiology. Smoking cessa- tion, antigen avoidance, protection from ...
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