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A normal meal tolerance test -- a simplified version of the mixed meal tolerance test -- is valuable as an insulin secretion test in patients with type 2 diabetes

Normal Meal Tolerance Test Is Practical, Reliable in T2DM

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But glucagon stimulation test should be used instead for patients in hyperglycemic state
Polyneuropathy is associated with increased likelihood of receiving long-term opioids

Patients With Polyneuropathy More Often Receive Opioids

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No functional status markers improve with long-term opioid use, but adverse outcomes more common
Most black people in the United States with sleep apnea or insomnia don't get their sleep disorder diagnosed

ATS: Sleep Apnea, Insomnia in Blacks Often Go Undiagnosed

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High prevalence of undiagnosed sleep disorders seen in study population
The benefit of pravastatin for primary prevention in older adults with moderate hyperlipidemia and hypertension is questionable

Statin Therapy Found to Be of Little Benefit in Older Adults

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No primary cardiovascular prevention benefit seen for statins in those 65 and older
For participants in the Diabetes Prevention Program Outcomes Study

No Link to Cognition in Diabetes Prevention Program Study

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Intensive lifestyle intervention, metformin not tied to cognition
The majority of medical practices have dismissed patients

Nine of Ten Practices Surveyed Have Dismissed Patients

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Reasons include inappropriate behavior toward staff, violation of Rx policies, repeatedly missed appointments
Patients with life-limiting illness often receive medications of questionable benefit given their remaining life span

Patients Often Prescribed Futile Drugs in Last Months of Life

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Researchers find many still prescribed long-term disease-preventing medications
Glucose peaks are associated with cognitive decline and dementia among individuals with diabetes

Glucose Peaks Linked to Cognitive Decline, Dementia in Diabetes

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Glucose peaks tied to greater cognitive decline for those with diabetes and HbA1c ≥7.0 percent
Eating plenty of fruits and vegetables may help reduce the risk of peripheral artery disease

Eating More Fruits, Vegetables May Lower Risk of PAD

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One-on-one dietary assessments and counseling needed in peripheral artery disease, researcher says
A 100-year-old medical treatment could help infertile women conceive without undergoing in vitro fertilization

Hysterosalpingography With Oil Contrast Effective Infertility Tx

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Rates of pregnancy, live births higher compared to women who underwent procedure with water