Middle East - Diabetes Information and Treatment

Diabetes is costing the United States up to 160 billion dollars per year and might affect one-third of Americans by the middle of the century, former US President Bill Clinton said Sunday in Dubai."By the middle of this century, the diabetes rate ...

Since trillions of dollars are spent every year on disease and the current wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and war is never a winning situation, our time and money would be better spent fighting diseases. There has been a continuous rise in ...

com), a developer of oral drug delivery systems, announced today that its work entitled "Extended exposure to an oral insulin formulation yields decreased insulin secretion in Type II diabetes subjects," will be presented at the Tenth Annual Meeting of the Diabetes Technology ...

Serpentine Gemstones seem of its name fromthe word serpent as it resembles of its color and markings resembled the skinof snake. The rare types of serpentine such as ?williamsite' which is darker incolor and having a very dark green hue and tiny ...

Cinnamon has been a coveted spice since ancient times and at one point was considered more precious than gold. Cultures from the Far East, Middle East and West have all discovered the value of this spice made from the inner bark of ...

8/6/2010 Print E-mail Being treated by a podiatrist helps diabetes patients reduce their risk of amputation, research shows.. That's just what we do," study co-author Dr. James Wrobel, an associate professor of medicine at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science in ...

Scratch-poor towns in the Mississippi Delta once shared more in common with rural Iran — scarce medical supplies, inaccessible health care and high infant mortality rates — than with most of the U.S.Then things in Iran got better.Since the 1980s, rural Iranians ...

High levels of triglycerides during pregnancy may be associated with an increased risk of developing gestational diabetes mellitus or preeclampsia, according to a study in the November issue of the American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology.. Arnon Wiznitzer, M.D., of Ben-Gurion University ...

Fasting glucose changes during acute myocardial infarction hospitalizations may serve as better prognostic indicators than fasting glucose taken at baseline, according to an Israeli study in the Oct. 15 American Journal of Cardiology.. Doron Aronson, M.D., of the Rambam Medical Center in ...

Une etude transversale realisee dans la ville d'Ispahan (Republique islamique d'Iran) a compare la frequence des facteurs de risque de coronaropathie chez des patients diabetiques connus et nouvellement diagnostiques et des sujets presentant une intolerance au glucose avec celle observee chez des ...

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Topic: Middle East

Third of Americans will be diabetic: Bill Clinton

Should we be fighting disease rather than fighting wars

Oramed Pharmaceuticals to Present Results of an Oral Insulin Administration Study at the Tenth Annual Meeting of the Diabetes Technology Society (November 11-13, 2010; Bethesda, MD)

Serpentine or New Jade Gemstones

What are Some Health Benefits of Cinnamon?

Foot Doctors Can Help Diabetics Avoid Amputation: Study

Miss. looks to Iran for rural health care model

Lipid Levels Associated With Pregnancy Complications

Fasting Glucose Changes May Predict Mortality Risk

Concentration des facteurs de risque de coronaropathie chez des patients souffrant de diabte de type 2 et dintolrance au glucose

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