Chronic Sleep Disruption Leads to Heart, Kidney Disease

Shift workers, flight crews, truck drivers, emergency and medical personnel, and even patients in intensive care units don’t often get a full night’s uninterrupted sleep. And for a lot of people, a full night’s sleep occurs during the day. Read more

Actos May Lower Heart Disease Risk In Diabetics With Kidney Disease

December 15, 2007 by MedHeadlines  
Filed under Diabetes, Drugs, Heart Disease, Renal Disease

actosMed Headlines - A study conducted in Cologne, Germany, concluded that pioglitazone (Actos) may lower the risk of serious cardiovascular events for diabetic patients who have kidney disease. The study, which is featured in the January issue of the Journal of the American Society of Nephrology, was conducted by Dr. Chistian A. Schneider of the University of Cologne. Read more

-->

Polls

  • Where do you go to answer your medical questions?

    View Results

    Loading ... Loading ...

Editor's Picks

alt text Hope for Mesothelioma Patients May Lie in Recent Genetic Study

A recently published article about the genetic affect of asbestos exposure has offered...

alt text Women Dying To Be Beautiful?

If researchers are right, it may be more than mere coincidence that beauty and pain...

alt text The Cause of Mesothelioma Could be in Your Attic

With energy prices on the rise, homeowners are looking for ways to improve heating...

More Editor's Picks
    End, comment out -->