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Section Four: Diabetes
Insulin-Dependent Diabetes Non-Insulin Dependent Diabetes Nutritional Factors in Neuropathy |
PCRM Online | September 2005
September 2005 Physicians Committee for Respo |
Diet and Diabetes: Recipes for Success
Diet and Diabetes: Recipes for Success Diabetes Basics Glucose, a simple sugar, is the body’s main fuel. It is present in the bloodstream, but in people with diabetes it cannot get into the cells where it is needed. In type 1 diabetes (which was once referred to as childhood-onset diabetes), the pro |
PCRM Online | June 2006
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PCRM Online | July 2006
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PCRM Online | March 2005
March 2005 Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicin |
PCRM Online | June 2005
June 2005 Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine |
Clinical Biochemistry Publishes Paper About Cruelty-Free Insulin Assay
A scientific paper about PCRM’s groundbreaking development of the world’s first cruelty-free insulin assay was published in the January issue of the Canadian Society of Clinical Chemists’ prestigious journal, Clinical Biochemistry. The journal is read by chemists, biochemists, immunologists, biolo |
Whole Grains Improve Insulin Sensitivity
Whole grains improve insulin sensitivity, according to a study appearing in tomorrow’s American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. Insulin sensitivity is a measure of the body’s efficiency in clearing sugar from the bloodstream. Individuals with better |
PCRM’s Article About Cruelty-Free Insulin Assay Published in Clinical Biochemistry
In the January issue of Clinical Biochemistry, scientists and researchers with PCRM explained the method they used to develop the world’s first cruelty-free insulin ELISA. The article will serve to promote the use of the new technique and encourage chemists, biochemists, immunologists, biologists, and other s |
PCRM Online | May 2006
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PCRM Online | April 2006
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PCRM Online | November 2005
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PCRM Online | January 2006
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