Best Gloves For Diabetes And Arthritis
According to a new study, tumor necrosis factor (TNF) inhibitors and the antimalarial medication hydroxychloroquine used by many patients with rheumatoid arthritis and psoriasis may help reduce these patients' risk of developing diabetes. In fact, researchers found that taking TNF inhibitors decreased users' diabetes risk by 38 percent, while hydroxychloroquine dropped diabetes risk by 46 percent.
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From Our Experts
Treating Hypoglycemia with a Spoon, Cake-mate and Gloves
As I have often written, I have the honor to work with an amazingly dedicated Diabetes Team at Children's National Medical Center. I have... Read more »
Arthritis and Diabetes
Like most people with diabetes, I have osteoarthritis. I know that I suffered from it two or three years ago. I can't say that it's cured... Read more »
Half of diabetics have some form of arthritis
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have published a new study, based on telephone survey data, which shows that about one half... Read more »
Metabolic Syndrome, Obesity, Diabetes and the worsening of Rheumatoid...
The United States is becoming unhealthier: The rates of obesity, diabetes and metabolic syndrome are on a continued upward... Read more »
Complications of Having Rheumatoid Arthritis and Diabetes
As I live with the comorbidity of multiple sclerosis and rheumatoid arthritis, I am very interested in learning more about comorbidities in... Read more »
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Arthritis Drug May Fight Diabetes
A commonly used non-steroidal anti-inflammatory arthritis drug, salsalate, has shown promise as a treatment for Type 2 diabetes, new research has... Read more »
Arthritis Drug May Ease Diabetes Symptoms
An inexpensive anti-inflammatory drug commonly used for arthritis appears to help diabetics lower their blood sugar and manage their disease,... Read more »
Arthritis affects half of U.S. diabetics
A survey of more than 800,000 people has found that 51.8 percent of adults suffering from diabetes also have osteoarthritis (OA). The Centers for... Read more »
Frogs may be source of new heart, diabetes, arthritis treatmen...
A new discovery about the effectiveness of frog toxins as a mosquito repellent has renewed interest in the use of the toxins in medical research.... Read more »
Arthritis drug may help prevent diabetes
Salsalate, an inexpensive pain reliever similar to aspirin, may help prevent Type 2 diabetes in obese people, a new study suggests. Researchers say... Read more »
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