Diabetes Study Partially Halted Due to Cardiac Risk
February 8, 2008
Diabetes Study Partially Halted Due to Cardiac Risk: “A new study on Type 2 diabetes was partially halted after research showed lowering blood sugar levels for some high-risk patients increased their chances of dying from a heart attack. The head of the American Diabetes Association details the surprising findings.”
(Via Diabetes Study Partially Halted Due to Cardiac Risk.)
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