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Early blood glucose control for people with type 2 diabetes is crucial for reducing complications and prolonging life - Vimarsana News

Early blood glucose control for people with type 2 diabetes is crucial for reducing complications and prolonging life

Research led by scientists from the Universities of Oxford and Edinburgh has found that early good blood glucose control can minimise the lifetime risk of diabetes-related complications, including heart attacks, kidney failure and vision loss.

Source: ox.ac.uk
Early blood glucose control for those with type 2 diabetes crucial for reducing complications, prolonging life - Vimarsana News

Early blood glucose control for those with type 2 diabetes crucial for reducing complications, prolonging life

Research led by scientists from the Universities of Oxford and Edinburgh has found that early good blood glucose control can minimize the lifetime risk of diabetes-related complications, including heart attacks, kidney failure and vision loss.

Study shows depression-genetics link - Vimarsana News

Study shows depression-genetics link

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Depression: Relatives more likely to get treatment-resistant type - Vimarsana News

Depression: Relatives more likely to get treatment-resistant type

Close relatives of people with treatment-resistant depression are nine times more likely to develop depression that also does not respond to traditional treatment, a new study found.

Source: ctvnews.ca
First-degree relatives are 9 times more likely to develop a serious form of depression, study says - Vimarsana News

First-degree relatives are 9 times more likely to develop a serious form of depression, study says

(CNN) — Close relatives of people with treatment-resistant depression are nine times more likely to develop depression that also does not respond to traditional treatment, a new study found.