Dealing with Diabetes Early detection may lead to a decrease in the severity of complications. As primary eyecare providers, most of us are familiar with the ocular implications ... From Optometric Management,
9/1/05
by Gupta, Deepak
Managing diabetes with "Agent Oral" The menu of medications to treat Type 2 diabetes keeps growing. Use these guidelines to sort out which options are right for your patient. WHATEVER YOUR ... From Nursing,
3/1/04
by Funnell, Martha Mitchell
Managing Diabetes Medically Get up to speed on the disease that causes so many ocular problems. As primary eyecare providers, we're all familiar with the ocular implications of diabetes ... From Optometric Management,
2/1/04
by Gupta, Deepak
How do you treat diabetes and syndrome X?—part I - Ask the Herbalist Health Concerns 8001 Capwell Drive; Oakland, California 94621 USA Phone: 510-639-0280, Fax: 510-639-9140 herbalist@healthconcerns.com * www.healthconcerns.com ... From Townsend Letter for Doctors and Patients,
12/1/02
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Height makes right The FDA has notified manufacturers and distributors of 33 drugs, recommending tall-man lettering to help distinguish between look-alike names. Your facility ... From Nursing,
12/1/01
by Cohen, Michael R
Oral Agents in the Management of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Despite exhaustive efforts to better manage patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus (formerly known as non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus), attempts ... From American Family Physician,
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by Beatriz Luna
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