Go to the following link for a list of SGLT2 Inhibitors.
An Update on SGLT2 Inhibitors for the Treatment of Diabetes Mellitus
Fournier Gangrene does not sound like a pleasant disease.
ICYMI
Lock them up — RadaJonesMD
Last night, the heated debate on vaccination reached a boiling point. On March 26, 2019, in Rockland County, NY, unvaccinated children were barred from public places. Not only schools. Restaurants, supermarkets, worship places. They’re practically on house arrest. What about doctor’s offices and the ER? I don’t know. This is unprecedented. Rockland County is a 300K…
A1c test MISSES Many Cases of Diabetes
Must read if you’re an underwriter. Here.
The new study included 9,000 adults without a diabetes diagnosis. The participants got both an A1c test and an oral tolerance glucose test, and the researchers compared the results. The researchers found the A1c test didn’t catch 73 percent of diabetes cases that were detected by the oral glucose test. “The A1c test said these people had normal glucose levels when they didn’t,” Chang Villacreses said.
The American Debt Slave
Reprinted from the original post at https://wolfstreet.com/
Go to this link for the full article.
Note that here in the US we rank #11 worldwide. Read the article to find out who’s in the top ten.
The Healthy Indian Diet
The typical diet in all corners of South Asia is based on mostly plants.
I stumbled upon this wonderful blog post by Niraj “Raj” Patel, M.D.
Enjoy!
CBD Is Everywhere, but Scientists Still Don’t Know Much About It
This NYT article should be read by anyone considering the use of CBD for anything.
Here’s a list of what CBD can be used for from a local news rack publication.
Relief, the Natural Way
- Pain
- Depression
- Acne
- Anxiety
- Cancer
- Diabetes
- Drug withdrawals
- Epilepsy
- Fibromyalgia
- Heart health
- Inflammation
- Inflammatory bowel disease
- Insomnia
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Neurodegenerative disorders
- Psoriasis
- Quitting smoking
- Quality of life
Weekly Climate and Energy News Roundup #349
Fun resource on climate science if you have critical thinking skills and are not sheeple.
Weekly Climate and Energy News Roundup #349
The Week That Was: 2019-02-23 (February 23, 2019)
Brought to You by SEPP (www.SEPP.org)
The Science and Environmental Policy Project
Quote of the Week:?Don?t pay attention to ?authorities,? think for yourself.?? ? Richard Feynman, ?The Quotable Feynman?
Number of the Week: Not ?1.57 billion, but closer to ?7 billion
THIS WEEK:
By Ken Haapala, President, Science and Environmental Policy Project (SEPP)
It?s Not Real; It?s Puccini: People often suspend realism. In the movie ?Spiderman? the hero swings through the canyons of Manhattan using threads of ?spider silk? he attaches from building to building as he travels down the street. In Puccini?s La Boheme, the leading lady sings a beautiful aria on her death bed, in the last stages of consumption, tuberculous filling her lungs will bodily fluids. The realist may say that is not possible…
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Week in review – science edition
Always interesting to see what other people are reading.
by Judith Curry
A few things that caught my eye the past 4(!) weeks.
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The Demographic Apocalypse
The ING International Survey Savings 2019, the eighth in an annual series, surveyed 14,695 people in Europe, the US, and Australia, and discovered the majority worry about not having enough money in retirement. The findings show that many people are “sleepwalking” into a financial crisis with little or no savings toward their golden years.
The ING International Survey Savings 2019 highlights the difficulties people are facing across Europe, the USA and Australia when it comes to meeting long-term savings goals, such as funding retirement. The survey, the eighth in a savings series repeated annually, canvasses the views of nearly 15,000 people in 15 countries, reveals that six in ten (61%) of non-retirees across Europe worry they won’t have enough money to live on when they retire. This is no surprise when you realise that high shares (27%) have no savings at all. Among this group, two-thirds (66%) tell us they simply don’t earn enough to put anything aside. And many who do have savings aren’t massively better off: 42% in Europe say they have no more than three months’ take-home pay put aside. Results from the USA and Australia are similar.
You can download the full study at this link.
Happy Reading!
Jim Dunlop Sr. – 1936–2019
Thanks for all you’ve done. RIP.
I make guitar picks, they kind of give me that blank stare, but I equate what I do with making paintbrushes for artists. I’m like the guy that made Leonardo Da Vinci’s paintbrush. You know what I mean? I have the opportunity to work with the greatest guitar players of our time.”
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