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Self-testing of HbA1c feasible in diabetic patients
Self-testing of HbA1c feasible in diabetic patients
26 Jun 2024 byStephen Padilla

Patients with diabetes show high levels of acceptance and ability to adopt self-testing of glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c) despite facing issues in the insertion of test cartridges into the analyser, reports a study. Patients also express willingness to do self-testing in the future if such a service is available.

Self-testing of HbA1c feasible in diabetic patients
26 Jun 2024
Off-label targeted drugs improve survival in CTEPH
Off-label targeted drugs improve survival in CTEPH
26 Jun 2024

Off-label pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH)-targeted drugs may increase long-term survival in patients with chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension (CTEPH), as shown in a study.

Off-label targeted drugs improve survival in CTEPH
26 Jun 2024
Working out in the COVID aftermath: How intense can one go?
Working out in the COVID aftermath: How intense can one go?
26 Jun 2024 byAudrey Abella

Outpatients with post-COVID condition (PCC) generally tolerated exercise without significant worsening of symptoms or decline in aerobic performance after 48 hours. However, they had lower muscle strength and aerobic capacity than controls, and even showed signs of POTS* and myopathy in a randomized crossover trial.

Working out in the COVID aftermath: How intense can one go?
26 Jun 2024
Diabetes ups mortality risk in TB patients
Diabetes ups mortality risk in TB patients
25 Jun 2024 byStephen Padilla

People diagnosed with tuberculosis (TB) face a worse prognosis if they also have untreated or complicated diabetes mellitus (DM), according to a study.

Diabetes ups mortality risk in TB patients
25 Jun 2024