[PDF] Top 20 Therapies for type 2 diabetes: lowering HbA1c and associated cardiovascular risk factors

... (table 2) ...with type 2 diabetes (figure 1) [21], outlining step-wise recommendations for treatment initiation and alterations based on HbA1c-lowering effi- cacy, additive ... See full document

... Several cardiovascular risk factors were associated with diabetes: age was a risk factor in 40 patients, a frequency of ...of 2 and 10 ...The cardiovascular ... See full document

... Although lowering LDL-C to target has been the main goal to reduce the risk of CVD in the general population [27], LDL-C particle size, in addition to total concentra- tion, has been associated with ... See full document

... lower risk quartiles, in which few events occurred during the study ...non- cardiovascular causes of death was lacking, we could not evaluate whether the relation between HbA1c and all-cause ... See full document

... with type 1 diabetes and compared trends between adults with type 1 and type 2 diabetes from the same source population, covering almost two ...investigate ... See full document

... significantly associated with higher HbA1c ...trolled diabetes and may also reflect that within this sub- group of patients, diabetes control is an even more complex issue with no simple “key ... See full document

... a diabetes-specific nutritional formula and keeping a daily food record results in the lowering of important cardiovascular disease risk factors, namely HbA1c, body fat ... See full document

... Effects of twelve weeks of aerobic training, resistance training or combination of both trainings on the levels of blood sugar, HbA1c and cardiovascular risk factors in women with type 2[r] ... See full document

... Aim and hypotheses: To investigate the relationship between HbA1c levels and selected RFs associated with T2DM risk in a group of Auckland children. It is hypothesized that ethnicity and waist ... See full document

... Biochemical parameters such as fasting and postprandial glucose levels and glycosylated haemoglobin (HbA1c) levels were recorded. Lipid Profile was done. Dyslipidemia was defined as history of receiving any lipid ... See full document

... Social determinants of disease in people are important. Socio-economic stability notwithstanding, formal education has a bearing on health literacy. A strong as- sociation between low formal education and worse health ... See full document

... was associated with a low prevalence of complications years ...of type 1 diabetes less frequently developed impaired glomerular filtration rate [2], increased urinary albumin excretion ... See full document

... thickness, with minimum changes in the total amount of wall tissue (Fig. 1) [34]. These structural alterations in small arteries due to inward eutrophic remodelling without net cell growth, result in decreased ... See full document

... records were reviewed, and only those patients who ful- filled the 1987 ACR criteria for RA, with 1 or more years of disease duration, were included [18]. Patients with a diagnosis of systemic lupus erythematosus, undif- ... See full document

... the risk of pancreatitis (Elashoff, Matveyenko et ...confounding factors such as obesity, alcohol consumption and ...mentioned factors indicated a twofold increased risk of pancreatitis with ... See full document

... will be measured in the posterior tibial and dorsalis pedis artery of both lower limbs, and in the brachial artery of both upper limbs. The ABI value for each of the lower limbs will be determined by dividing the highest ... See full document

... of risk factors for atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes mellitus and its in- dividual components in groups of men and wo- men with primary obesity having ... See full document

... The original KORA FF4 cohort comprises N = 2279 participants, whereas the MRI study sample comprises N = 400 participants. Due to the sampling design of the MRI study, not all subjects from the cohort can be represented ... See full document

... with diabetes is still higher than their non-diabetic counterparts who have the same prevalence of traditional cardiovascular risk factors, the finding that suggests the presence of another ... See full document

... which were published prior to the 2018 Standards (Supplemental Table S1). The RCT compared a control group with a calorie increase to the DASH arm with a significant calorie decrease. Despite this, there was no ... See full document