Defect in gene causes abnormal increase in cortisol secretion
Too much cortisol can lead to diabetes, high blood pressure, pronounced muscle weakness and osteoporosis, among other things. Patients also gain weight and often develop depression.
Too much cortisol can lead to diabetes, high blood pressure, pronounced muscle weakness and osteoporosis, among other things. Patients also gain weight and often develop depression.
The new insulin molecule adapts to the diabetes patient's blood sugar levels. This reduces the need for type 1 diabetes patients to have to check their blood sugar levels.
German researchers were able to show in a study that two diabetes drugs are highly effective in the treatment of heart failure.
Diabetes type 2 can potentially be prevented in individuals who are affected by fatty liver. Research shows that glucagon resistance may be the common factor between these diseases.
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