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Risk of Kidney Damage Can Be Controlled By Intensive Therapy in Type I Diabetes Patients

Latest studies have revealed that the risk of kidney failure can be decreased by half if intensive therapy is provided from the beginning. Since Type I diabetes is dangerous, therapy is important since it prevents any kind of long term hazardous implications. As per the research, intensive therapy is more effective in preserving kidneys when Read more

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Insulin Inhibitor Gene Found

A new gene, tomosyn-2 that is known to have insulin inhibiting qualities, has been found. When obese mice were examined, it was found that this gene inhibits the secretion of insulin from the pancreas. Insulin is the enzyme that breaks down carbohydrate and fats in the food consumed. Lack of this enzyme causes diabetes. The Read more