Titlebook: Diabetes Management in Clinical Practice; Tahseen A. Chowdhury Book 2014 Springer-Verlag London 2014 diabetes.diabetes management.diabetes

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Preventing Diabetes Complications: Non-glucose Interventions,tes (T2D) complications, in particular the requirement for consistently rigorous glycaemic control, and even very low blood pressure. The results of several recent studies compel a broader approach to T2D with an individualised emphasis on risk factors that will reduce meaningful outcomes, especiall

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Glycaemic Therapy for Diabetes,eutic management of hyperglycaemia has been traditionally quite difficult due to the limited number of therapies available, and their potential adverse effects. The value of tight glucose control in type 1 diabetes (T1D) is unquestioned. There is, however, ongoing debate about the value of tight glu

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Line Managers and Workplace Accommodationshis epidemic, the reasons for rise in incidence of Type 1 diabetes (T1D) are less clear. Once considered a disease of affluent countries, diabetes is now disproportionally affecting low and middle-income countries. The last couple of decades have seen significant progress in our understanding of the

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Kathleen Bentein,Alexandra Panacciotes (T2D) complications, in particular the requirement for consistently rigorous glycaemic control, and even very low blood pressure. The results of several recent studies compel a broader approach to T2D with an individualised emphasis on risk factors that will reduce meaningful outcomes, especiall