With entries dating back to 2004, here are 5 classic blog posts on diabetes:
1. Does Avandia cause heart attacks, and why the RECORD study is important
2. Will diabetes derail Sonia Sotomayor’s chance to become a Supreme Court justice?
3. Prescribing insulin for diabetes, do endocrinologists have a financial incentive to do so?
4. Are Actos and Avandia to blame for rising diabetes costs?
5. Prescription medication pay for performance, and the rationale behind it
Related posts:
- Prescribing insulin for diabetes, do endocrinologists have a financial incentive to do so?
- Will diabetes derail Sonia Sotomayor’s chance to become a Supreme Court justice?
- Are Actos and Avandia to blame for rising diabetes costs?
- How to find an endocrinologist for your diabetes
- Ten top medical blog posts, May 2009
- Avandia: Nissen tells endocrinologists to shove it
- 2007 Diabetes Year in Review
 
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By the way, did you ever comment on the RECORD report itself?
From what I can tell (I don’t subscribe to the Lancet, so everything I see on the subject is third-hand), the full report did not show increased cardiovascular risk. As a pre-diabetic who will probably end up on either metformin or Avandia sometime soon, my interest isn’t entirely theoretical.
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