An observational multi-centre study was conducted inGermany. Patients were recruited in a convenience sampleof 92 sites by their physicians, either GPs or diabetolo-gists. Data were collected between October and December2005. To be included, patients were required to be diag-nosed with typ[r]
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SHOR T REPOR T Open AccessHealth status of older adults with Type 2 diabetesmellitus after aerobic or resistance training:A randomised trialCindy Li Whye Ng1*†, E Shyong Tai2, Su-Yen Goh2and Hwee-Lin Wee3,4†AbstractBackground: A prior study showed pos[r]
To describe the current situation of self-care knowledge of the outpatients with type 2 diabetes mellitus treated at Yenbai Provincial Hospital of Endocrinology in 2018.
(page number not for citation purposes)BackgoundIt is well recognized that intensive treatment can help todelay the onset of diabetes-related complications [1] andthat many patients with type 2 diabetes require insulintherapy at some stage to achieve or main[r]
to one underlying construct, namely a person's currentappraisal of insulin therapy. Correlations between ITASand PAID scale (diabetes-distress) were significant and inthe expected direction, confirming concurrent validity.The linear association between ITAS and WHO-5 (well-being) was s[r]
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required, however, significantly higher concentrations ofinsulin in the cells from patients with diabetes than fromnondiabetic subjects, both when assayed directly andafter overnight incubation. It thus appears that IRS1 isthe first step in insulin signalling that contributes to dia-beti[r]
tants, psychologists, dental professionals, exercise professionals, social workers, specialists for care of the eye, foot, heart, and kidney, and others as necessary. Many of these team members also may be certified diabetes educators. Trained lay educators such as “promotores”[r]
associated with whole-body insulin sensitivity such as CRP and pro-inflammatory cytokines [20]. A few recent studies have investigated exercise training on circulating adiponectin levels. These studies have shown that greater increases in adiponectin levels are associated with higher i[r]
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granules/cell/minute (Barg et al., 2002; Straub and Sharp, 2004). Therefore the second phase of insulin secretion is more physiologically important. Not unexpectedly, this biphasic insulin secretion appears to be impaired in the patients with type 2 diabetes. The t[r]
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