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Pancreas transplant alone delivers poor survival in uraemic patients with diabetes
Pancreas transplant alone delivers poor survival in uraemic patients with diabetes
04 Nov 2021

Although a viable treatment option in patients with diabetes complicated by end-stage renal disease, pancreas transplant alone in uraemic (PTAU) patients confers inferior survival, graft survival, and immunological outcomes relative to simultaneous pancreas-kidney (SPK) transplant, a recent study has found.

Pancreas transplant alone delivers poor survival in uraemic patients with diabetes
04 Nov 2021
Weight loss boosts response to intrauterine progestin
Weight loss boosts response to intrauterine progestin
03 Nov 2021

Among women with obesity and atypical hyperplasia or low-risk endometrial cancer, weight loss during conservative management with intrauterine progestin improves treatment outcomes, according to a study.

Weight loss boosts response to intrauterine progestin
03 Nov 2021
Accelerated cognitive decline risk with diabetes higher in women than men
Accelerated cognitive decline risk with diabetes higher in women than men
01 Nov 2021

Among patients with type 2 diabetes (T2D), women appear to be at greater risk of accelerated cognitive decline than men, as reported in a study. This risk increase can be partly explained by depressive symptoms being greater among women.

Accelerated cognitive decline risk with diabetes higher in women than men
01 Nov 2021
Poor metabolic health may lead to subsequent gastrointestinal cancers
Poor metabolic health may lead to subsequent gastrointestinal cancers
31 Oct 2021
Polypharmacy in T2D may increase susceptibility to bone fractures
Polypharmacy in T2D may increase susceptibility to bone fractures
28 Oct 2021

Type 2 diabetes (T2D) patients who are taking multiple medications together are at heightened risk of bone fractures, a study has found.

Polypharmacy in T2D may increase susceptibility to bone fractures
28 Oct 2021