Michael Monostra
Online Content Editor at Healio Endocrinology
Senior Associate Editor for The Sun Newspapers in South Jersey, covering all things Cherry Hill and South Jersey sports.
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5 days ago |
healio.com | Michael Monostra
Key takeaways: Type 2 diabetes outcome trials led to researchers finding CV and renal benefits with SGLT2 inhibitors. SGLT2s may one day be used as preventive therapies for other conditions such as gout and sleep apnea. PHILADELPHIA — Originally designed as glucose-lowering medications, SGLT2 inhibitors provide benefits across the cardio-renal-metabolic spectrum and may be indicated for other conditions in the future, according to a speaker. Silvio E.
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healio.com | Michael Monostra |Richard E. Pratley
Key takeaways: Heart in Diabetes brings together leaders in the fields of cardiology, endocrinology, nephrology and more. Takeaways from this year’s meeting include medications for hypertension and hypercortisolism. PHILADELPHIA — Hypertension treatment and the role of cortisol in cardio-renal-metabolic health were among the featured topics from this year’s Heart in Diabetes CME Conference, according to Richard E. Pratley, MD. Pratley, the Samuel E.
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1 week ago |
healio.com | Michael Monostra
Key takeaways: The prevalence of all pregnancy and neonatal outcomes was similar with CGM vs. self-monitoring blood glucose. Most women said they would have preferred to use CGM in the trial. Use of real-time continuous glucose monitoring did not improve perinatal outcomes among women with gestational diabetes, according to findings from a randomized controlled trial published in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology.
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1 week ago |
healio.com | Michael Monostra |Seth Martin
A ‘call to action’ to reverse trend of rising CVD mortality in US• CVD mortality is rising in the U.S. despite new therapies. • Cross-specialty collaboration and innovative strategies are needed to better treat CVD risk factors. PHILADELPHIA — Though cardiovascular disease mortality rates remain high in the U.S., the tools and knowledge are in place to reverse trends in the coming years, Seth S. Martin, MD, MHS, said at the Heart in Diabetes CME Conference.
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1 week ago |
healio.com | Michael Monostra
Key takeaways: Women with hyperinsulinemia had approximately three times higher odds for abnormal uterine bleeding. Prospective studies are needed to replicate the findings and determine causality. Reproductive-aged women with high fasting insulin levels could be more likely to report abnormal uterine bleeding, according to data published in Menopause. In a cross-sectional study conducted at a single institution, researchers collected data from 205 women aged 18 to 54 years.
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Next week’s issue of @SJSportsWeekly will have coverage of @MHSQuakers boys tennis sectional win over @viewathletics as well as @CHE_BoysTennis win over @LenapeAthletics
A quick shot of the South Jersey Group 3 champion @MHSQuakers boys tennis team after they defeated Clearview, 4-1, this afternoon for the sectional title. Story and more photos on the Quakers online @SJSportsWeekly tomorrow https://t.co/zOZnIhbDoE
One of the lengthier stories I’ve done this year and also one of my favorite. There may be not be a nicer, more humble coach in high school sports than Jeff Holman at @HMHSathletics It was a pleasure to sit down with him last week and hear his story.
.@HMHSAthletics tennis coach Jeff Holman has won more than 2,000 matches over the past 43 years. However, the impact he's had on Haddonfield and South Jersey tennis is so much bigger than his win total https://t.co/GeCAWzAtio via @The Sun Newspapers