Initial Combination Therapy in a Newly Diagnosed Patient
Posted July 25, 2013 by Doron Schneider, MD, FACPDoron Schneider, MD and Jack Leahy, MD discuss the treatment option of initial combination therapy in a newly diagnosed T2DM patient.
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Shared Decision Making
Posted June 25, 2013 by Joseph Largay, PA-C, CDEWith all the things I have to cover during my 20 minute follow-up visits with my patients with diabetes, I sometimes struggle with whether or not to interrupt as they tell me about something that, at first, seems irrelevant, at least to me.
I do, however, enjoy most of these discussions as I learn about their recent to Hawaii or some fishing trip. I do enjoy living vicariously through the lives of my patients!
Initial Combination Therapy in a Newly Diagnosed T2DM Patient
Doron Schneider, MD and Jack Leahy, MD discuss the pros and cons of combination therapy for as initial treatment. (17:40)
PODCAST: Treatment Options for a Young, Newly Diagnosed Patient with a High BMI
Dr. Jack Leahy, endocrinologist and general internist, Dr. Doron Schneider, weigh different initial treatment options presented by leading endocrinologists Silvio Inzucchi, MD, Alan J. Garber, MD and Laurence Kennedy, MD. (50:19)
Treatment Options for a Young, Newly Diagnosed Patient with a High BMI
Posted May 29, 2013 by John L. Leahy, MDDr. Jack Leahy, endocrinologist and general internist, Dr. Doron Schneider, weigh different initial treatment options presented by leading endocrinologists Silvio Inzucchi, MD, Alan J. Garber, MD and Laurence Kennedy, MD
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Diabetes care; 2013 May;36(5):1384-95. PMID: 23589542
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Management of hyperglycemia in type 2 diabetes: a patient-centered approach: position statement of the American Diabetes Association (ADA) and the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD).
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A Newly Diagnosed Patient with a High BMI
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A 38-year-old Caucasian male presents to your office reporting symptoms of fatigue, thirst, and weight loss. He has not been to a physician since his late 20s. Your physical examination shows high blood pressure (150/96 mmHg) and a BMI (body-mass index) of 36 kg/m2. There is a family history of cardiovascular disease, although the patient himself reports having no personal history of cardiac symptoms or cardiovascular events.
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