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Wednesday, June 14, 2017

Diabetes drug may help reduce heart and kidney disease risk according to : The Economic Times

Our findings suggest that not only does canagliflozin significantly reduce the risk of heart disease, it also has many other benefits too. "Coronary heart disease is the biggest killer by far for people with Type 2 diabetes. "This really is a game changer in the treatment of Type 2 diabetes. It not only reduces the risk of heart disease, it also provides real protection against kidney decline which affects many people with diabetes," added Vlado Perkovic, Professor and Executive Director at The George Institute for Global Health.For the study, the team analysed more than 10,000 patients in 30 countries. Most other diabetes drugs work by managing insulin levels.



Diabetes drug may help reduce heart and kidney disease risk
Senior review author from the university's department of traditional Chinese medicine said: 'The pharmacological effects and the underlying mechanisms of some active ingredients of traditional Chinese medications have been elucidated. Traditional Chinese medicines could help prevent heart disease and the progression of pre-diabetes, according to research. Outside of herbal medicines, traditional Chinese healing includes practices like tai chi and acupuncture, are generally considered safe. A Chinese herbal medicine was reported to have blasted leukaemia into remission. Herbs for heart diseaseSome traditional Chinese medicines such as qiliqiangxin, nuanxin, shencaotongmai, and yangxinkang, might be effective in improving function in patients with chronic heart failure, they wrote.

Statin use may speed up onset of Parkinson's disease symptoms, study suggests

They identified nearly 22,000 people with Parkinson's disease, and narrowed the number to 2,322 patients with newly diagnosed Parkinson's disease. Use of statins may speed up the onset of Parkinson's disease symptoms in people who are susceptible to the disease, according to Penn State College of Medicine researchers. A recent research study reported that people who stopped using statins were more likely to be diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, a finding interpreted as evidence that statins protect against Parkinson's disease. Researchers then determined which patients had been taking a statin and for how long before Parkinson's disease symptoms appeared. "We are not saying that statins cause Parkinson's disease, but rather that our study suggests that statins should not be used based on the idea that they will protect against Parkinson's," Huang said.


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