Diabetes

Can a diabetic's likelihood of developing complications depend on picking the right doctor? A study suggests it can.

Joslin's Dr. Robert Gabbay, USC's Dr. Geoffrey Joyce, and UnitedHealthcare's Dr. Deneen Vojta are among the lineup of national speakers coming to the Princeton Marriott at Forrestal April 10-11.

Drugstore giant CVS Caremark's decision to stop selling tobacco products at its stores is being hailed as a victory among public health advocates, a move they predict will force CVS competitors to follow suit as they look to play a growing part in the delivery of the country's healthcare.

Dr. Robert Gabbay of Joslin Diabetes Center will offer the keynote address at Patient-Centered Diabetes Care 2014 on April 10-11 at the Princeton Marriott at Forrestal.

There is a radical and bipartisan bill making its way to Congress that could change the future of Medicare.

A large-scale study by Kaiser Permanente Southern California, published by AJMC, found that the more overweight the diabetic, the less controlled the patient's blood pressure and A1C level.

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Conference Coverage: Diabetes Innovation

Conference Coverage: Diabetes Innovation

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Conference Coverage: Diabetes Innovation

This study explores potential weight-related disparities in the quality of care for adults with diabetes in a large health plan according to recommended quality indicators.

The recent dispute over the accuracy of the cardiovascular risk calculator points up the power and limitations of "big data," as well as the need for a blueprint for health guidelines aimed at consumers.

Patients at high risk - including those with cancer, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease - will be covered under the Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan (PCIP) until March 31, thanks to a decision this week from the Department of Health and Human Services.

Effective management of the comorbidities of diabetes and hypertension may increase survival in older breast cancer survivors.

Adherence to process of care measures was associated with reduced risk of 2 diabetes complications or any of 4 complications in a national industrial cohort.