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Obese youth with type 2 diabetes have a distinct metabolomic profile

ENDO: Distinct Urine Metabolite Profile in Obese Youth With T2DM

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Three metabolites significantly higher in obese youth with T2DM, one metabolite considerably lower
Taking high doses of vitamin D once a month won't lower the risk for cardiovascular disease

No CVD Protection Seen With Monthly High-Dose Vitamin D

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But effects of daily or weekly dosing require further study
Risk adjustment and reinsurance transfer programs seem to have been effective for increasing revenues at the expense of claims costs

Risk Adjustment, Reinsurance Transfer Offer Financial Benefit

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Revenues exceeded claims costs after implementation of these programs

The Endocrine Society, April 1-4

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The Endocrine Society's 99th Annual Meeting & Expo The annual meeting of The Endocrine Society was held from April 1 to 4 in...
For U.S. adults with prediabetes

Prevalence of Metformin Use 0.7 Percent in Prediabetes

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Metformin use low even among those with a body mass index of ≥35 kg/m²
Racial/ethnic minority groups have a significantly higher prevalence of metabolic abnormality but normal weight than whites

More Metabolic Abnormality Among Normal-Weight Minorities

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Higher prevalence of metabolic abnormality but normal weight in racial/ethnic minorities vs whites
Modest changes in diet can address the projected reduction in the availability of freshwater for irrigation in India

Small Dietary Changes Cut Water Use, Can Improve Health

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Adoption of optimized diets also accompanied by reductions in greenhouse gas emissions
For postmenopausal women with type 2 diabetes mellitus

Bone, Basal Metabolism Link Depends on Vitamin D Level

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Findings in postmenopausal women with T2DM; correlations prominent in those with higher 25(OH)D
One-fifth of patients who sought a second opinion recently at a single academic medical center had received a different diagnosis from their primary care providers

Second Opinion Yields Different Diagnosis for 1 in 5 Patients

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In study, 21 percent of cases received final diagnoses that were distinctly different than referral diagnoses
Use of corticosteroids is associated with increased odds of metabolic syndrome and elevated body mass index

ENDO: Corticosteroids Linked to Increased Risk of MetS

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CS users had higher odds of metabolic syndrome, increased body mass index compared with nonusers