Protein Linked to Gestational Diabetes
A new study outlines a role for pregnancy-associated plasma protein A in gestational diabetes, with potential as a diagnostic tool and therapeutic target.
A new study outlines a role for pregnancy-associated plasma protein A in gestational diabetes, with potential as a diagnostic tool and therapeutic target.
The assay was developed to offer confidence in patient results through standardization to the World Health Organization’s 3rd international standard for human thyroid stimulating hormone testing.
Carolina Liquid Chemistries Corp will market the GlycoMark blood test as one of a complete range of diabetes assays for the BioLis 24i bench top chemistry analyzer.
With the prevalence of diabetes continuing on an upward trajectory both in the United States and overseas, healthcare professionals are continuing to search for more effective methods of preventing, detecting, and treating the disease.
Read MoreThe StatStrip Glucose hospital meter system from Nova Biomedical is the first blood glucose monitoring system to receive FDA clearance for use throughout all hospital and professional healthcare settings, including intensive care settings, and the only FDA-cleared system for the detection and management of dysglycemia throughout all professional healthcare settings, including critical care.
Read MoreAlthough most patients are unaware of their diabetic status when they are admitted to the hospital, having a high blood glucose level is an important risk factor for healthcare-associated infections.
Read MoreCarolina Liquid Chemistries Corp has announced that its hemoglobin A1c glucose test has received certification by the National Glycohemoglobin Standardization Program.
Read MoreThe NC-stat DPNCheck from NeuroMetrix is a rapid, quantitative test designed to detect diabetic peripheral neuropathy early enough to allow physicians to select appropriate treatment.
Read MoreAbbott Laboratories has received 510(k) clearance for the Architect Clinical Chemistry Hemoglobin A1c test, a tool to aid physicians in diagnosing and monitoring diabetes.
Read MoreAsian Americans at risk for obesity related disorders.
Read MoreA study suggests improved communication is needed between the lab and the clinician on when to follow up with a patient who has a significant change in HbA1c.
Read MoreWarfarin, Plavix sensitivity tests, and thrombophilia risk test provide personalized risk assessment, diagnosis, and treatment.
Read MoreThe findings of a new study by Texas Biomed scientists in San Antonio argue for early screening and intervention to delay or avoid chronic health problems as these children age.
Read MoreThe HbA1c tests, or A1c tests, currently on the market are FDA-cleared for monitoring a patient’s blood glucose control, but not for diagnosing diabetes, says the FDA.
Read MoreWhile many other countries and respected organizations support a one-step approach for testing pregnant women, the NIH urges adhering to a two-step approach until it is shown to be less advantageous.
Read MoreTo better understand the benefits and risks of various screening and diagnostic approaches, the NIH is convening a Consensus Development Conference from October 29 to 31 to assess the available scientific evidence.
Read MoreUsing glycated albumin together with HbA1c, we can make the next positive step in providing better care for all people with diabetes
Read MoreScientists have identified two novel markers that, when elevated in the blood stream, can predict accurately the risk of renal failure in patients with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes.
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