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Diabetes é uma doença causada pela produção insuficiente ou pela má utilização da insulina, hormônio que facilita a entrada da glicose dentro das células para gerar energia.

Já que diabetes tem a ver com a quantidade e eficiência da insulina, vamos aprender um pouquinho a ação da insulina: ela é um hormônio que funciona como um sistema de alarme que informa as células de que a glicose está disponível.

O diabetes pode acontecer por basicamente três fatores:
– Baixa produção de insulina por falta dos minerais que são usados como matéria prima para produção da insulina.

– Alta demanda de insulina, por causa de alimentos de alto índice glicêmico que sobrecarga do pâncreas dificultando seu trabalho, facilitando o aumento da glicemia, e a produção de insulina fica suficiente.

– Resistência celular à insulina – neste caso a célula por motivo principalmente de excesso de gordura corporal, impede a chegada da insulina até os receptores das células, neste caso fica excesso tanto de glicose quanto de insulina na corrente sanguínea.

Estas situações são reversíveis, porém em todos os casos é preciso eliminar a causa ou as causas.

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Ozempic is a new once-weekly injection for type 2 diabetes. In this videos, Diabetes Specialist Dr Sultan explains how to get the best out of Ozempic and understand how it works, the benefits, the side effects and the evidence about it’s use.

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Confira os detalhes da doença com o endocrinologista Carlos Eduardo Barra Couri, pesquisador da Universidade de São Paulo de Ribeirão Preto
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Doença crônica que faz com que o corpo produza insulina de forma insuficiente, ou não produza – existem 4 tipos dessa doença e é coisa séria!

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Diabetes é uma doença silenciosa e traiçoeira que atinge de 13 a 15 milhões de brasileiros. Muitos nem sabem que têm a doença. Para falar sobre as graves complicações de um quadro de diabetes sem tratamento, convidamos o endocrinologista João Eduardo Salles.

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Tomar remédio ou fazer dieta? Para o médico Patrick Rocha, o melhor medicamento que existe contra a diabetes é a alimentação. O doutor também acredita que os alimentos funcionais trazem muito mais benefícios à saúde, já que previnem doenças.
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Digital Diabetes Analytics’ (DDA) goal is to provide a digital decision support system that enables people with insulin-treated diabetes to live life to the fullest, be flexible, and at the same time improve their blood glucose control.

DDA is developing a digital support system for the healthcare sector that automatically analyzes all the data generated by continuous- and flash- blood glucose meters (CGM/FGM). The system also makes interpretations of the underlying causes and provides recommendations on how to optimize insulin treatment.
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MIT Sloan School of Management Boeing Leaders for Global Operations Professor Dimitris Bertsimas presents a new Lifestyle Analytics (LiA) platform for diabetics.
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Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mydiabetes
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Designed for smartphones and tablets this application is intended to help diabetics to manage better their diabetes and keep it under control. Users can log their values in this diary and keep the records with them all the time. The application tracks almost all aspects of the diabetes treatment and provides detailed reports, charts, and statistics to share via email with the supervising physician. It provides various tools to the diabetics, so they can find the trends in blood glucose levels and allows users to calculate normal and prolonged insulin boluses using its highly effective, top-notch bolus calculator.

“Diabetes:M” can analyze the values from the imported data from various glucometers and insulin pumps via the exported files from their respective diabetes management software systems.

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Credentialled Diabetes Educator Louise Brown goes through all the numbers and levels that people living with diabetes need to know: including HbA1c, blood glucose levels (BGLs), cholesterol levels, blood pressure levels (HDL),

Individual levels can vary from person to person. We encourage you to check with your GP or health professional if you have any concerns.

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Health officials urge us to ‘know our numbers’ in particular when it comes to indicators of heart disease. But many doctors find people are clueless when it comes to numbers related to diabetes.

“We need to know our HDL, LDL and our cholesterol but you need to know your hemoglobin A1c,” says Dr. Yorke.

Dr. Victoria Yorke is a primary care physician with Lee Memorial Health System. Blood sugar is a good start, but she advises her patients to get a fuller picture.

“I tell them they need a test called a hemoglobin A1c. And that tells you not just what your sugar is that day, but what it’s been for the last three months,” says Dr. Yorke.

The A1c measures your glucose over time. The lifespan of a red blood cell is about 120 days. By dissecting the sugar attached to it, doctors get an average read on your blood sugar. Used for diabetes management, the American Diabetes Association recommends it as a diagnostic tool because it looks beyond blood sugar fluctuations.

“You can have a normal fasting sugar, meaning under 100 and your hemoglobin A1c is elevated, between 5.7 and 6.4 you’re considered pre-diabetic; and you should know that number,” says Dr. Yorke.

It’s estimated 86-million Americans are pre-diabetic. Getting a real read on their risk may provide a good opportunity to better their overall health.

“What is the number one killer in this country? Vascular disease. One of the biggest culprits for vascular disease is long-term diabetes. It’s not having high sugar just once- it’s over time,” says Dr. Yorke.

Making it pay to know your numbers.

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Type 2 diabetes, formerly called adult-onset diabetes, is the most common type of the disease, affecting 95 percent of people with diabetes. Type 2 diabetes affects people at any age, even during childhood. However, this type of diabetes develops most often in middle-aged and older people, and those who are overweight and inactive.

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Navigating Treatment Algorithms in Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus: A Case-Based Approach

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Guillermo Umpierrez, MD
Professor of Medicine
Division of Endocrinology, Metabolism and Lipids
Emory University School of Medicine
Section Chief, Diabetes and Endocrinology Division
Grady Health System

Patrick Bowen, MD
Assistant Professor of Medicine
Division of Endocrinology, Metabolism and Lipids
Section Head, Endocrinology
Emory Clinic

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Columbia University researchers have developed a personalized algorithm that predicts the impact of particular foods on an individual’s blood sugar levels. The algorithm has been integrated into an app, Glucoracle, that will allow individuals with type 2 diabetes to keep a tighter rein on their glucose levels—the key to preventing or controlling the major complications of a disease that affects 8 percent of Americans.

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Link to app: http://glucoracle.com

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