Banerjee, Ananya Tina Shah, Baiju
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Journal of immigrant and minority health
The risk of diabetes is higher in South Asians compared to the general population. As a result of migration during the twentieth-century postindependence, the South Asian diaspora is incredibly vast. We examined the diabetes prevalence between groups of the South Asian diaspora based on their distinct migration patterns. Population-based health car...
Minnebeck, Katharina Vorona, Elena Zinn, Sarah Gellner, Reinhold Hinder, Jens Brand, Stefan-Martin Kabar, Iyad Alten, Florian Schmitz, Boris
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European journal of sport science
This study investigated the effects of a four-week HIIT intervention on the cardiometabolic risk profile, liver fat content, insulin requirement, hypoglycaemia, physical fitness, and health-related quality of life in patients with T1DM. A supervised exercise intervention with baseline to follow-up comparison between overweight (BMI = 28.6 ± 2.1 kg/...
Hall, Gregory L Heath, Michele
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Journal of racial and ethnic health disparities
The purpose of this paper was to explore the lack of medication adherence in the African American patient community. The paper will address myths that many African American patients believe related to type 2 diabetes, hypertension treatment, and natural remedies. Research has shown that the disparities in the acceptance of healthcare provider advic...
Giovanelli, L Aresta, C Favero, V Bonomi, M Cangiano, B Eller-Vainicher, C Grassi, G Morelli, V Pugliese, F Falchetti, A
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Journal of endocrinological investigation
Classic Cushing's syndrome (CS) is a severe disease characterized by central obesity, hypertension, easy bruising, striae rubrae, buffalo hump, proximal myopathy and hypertricosis. However, several CS cases have also been reported with unusual or camouflaged manifestations. In recent years, several authors investigated the prevalence of "hidden hyp...
Abdul, Yasir Li, Weiguo Ward, Rebecca Abdelsaid, Mohammed Hafez, Sherif Dong, Guangkuo Jamil, Sarah Wolf, Victoria Johnson, Maribeth H Fagan, Susan C
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Translational stroke research
It is a clinically well-established fact that patients with diabetes have very poor stroke outcomes. Yet, the underlying mechanisms remain largely unknown. Our previous studies showed that male diabetic animals show greater hemorrhagic transformation (HT), profound loss of cerebral vasculature in the recovery period, and poor sensorimotor and cogni...
Westgard, Bjorn Martinson, Brian C Maciosek, Michael Brown, Morgan Xu, Zhiyuan Farah, Farhiya Ahmed, Osman Dalmar, Ahmed Dubois, Diana Sanka, Laura
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Journal of immigrant and minority health
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) risks are of concern among immigrants and refugees settling in affluent host countries. The prevalence of CVD and risk factors among Somali African immigrants to the U.S. has not been systematically studied. In 2015-2016, we surveyed 1156 adult Somalis in a Midwestern metropolitan area using respondent-driven sampling t...
Cerny, Michael K Wiesmeier, Anna Hopfner, Ursula Topka, Charlotte Zhang, Wen Machens, Hans-Günther van Griensven, Martijn Broer, Niclas Duscher, Dominik
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Journal of tissue viability
Metabolic diseases like diabetes mellitus often show prolonged healing and chronic wounds. Occlusive wound dressings are known to support wound closure by creating a moist environment which supports collagen synthesis, epithelialization and angiogenesis. We aimed to assess the effect of occlusion on diabetic wound fluid on the cellular level regard...
Villani, Rosanna Romano, Antonino Davide Sangineto, Moris Serviddio, Gaetano
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Internal and emergency medicine
After direct-acting antiviral (DAA) approval, a larger number of diabetic patients with chronic HCV infection have been treated. Cardiovascular risk and insulin resistance significantly change after successful clearance of HCV. Therefore, HCV therapy could potentially improve diabetes microvascular complications including nephropathy. We assessed k...
Arasteh, Kamyar
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Journal of racial and ethnic health disparities
The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic has affected Blacks and Hispanics in New York City (NYC) disproportionately. This study aims to assess the relationship of race/ethnicity with COVID-19 associated factors such as hypertension, diabetes, neighborhood poverty, and frontline work, in NYC. The 2018 New York City Community Health Survey was us...
Esparza, Juan Gudimetla, Prasad De Silva, Shaminda Unsworth, Carolyn A
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Disability and rehabilitation. Assistive technology
People with Type 2 diabetes exhibit peripheral neuropathy that results in the progressive loss of sensation in their feet. This may adversely affect their ability to drive as there is the potential for their foot to slip off the accelerator or brake pedals, with unwanted consequences including traffic accidents. This research aimed to develop a pro...
