For patients with diabetes, ticagrelor reduced heart attacks, strokes
In late-breaking clinical trial results presented in a Hot Line Session today at the European Society of Cardiology Congress 2019, […]
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Healthy foods more important than type of diet to reduce heart disease risk: Researchers compare three popular diets and find all three reduce heart injury
Researchers investigate cells’ ‘self-eating’ as key to preventing, treating obesity, type 2 diabetes
Use of technology now included in standards of diabetes care
Diabetes treatment targets have not improved in the US since 2005
Heart attack: The worst thing to do in the morning – it could increase risk of attacks
Need for anti-rejection drugs in transplant recipients
Diabetes tablet to curb ‘runaway’ blood sugar levels
Can you live well with type 1 diabetes for 81 years? Just ask Don Ray
Diabetes can increase risk of cardiovascular diseases, say experts
