EPISODE · Aug 20, 2010 · 11 MIN
Podcast 98: Leafy green vegetables apparently lower one’s risks for type 2 diabetes
from Clinical Conversations · host NEJM Group
Our interview this week is with a research nutritionist whose BMJ meta-analysis found a 14% reduction in risk for type 2 diabetes among those with the highest intake (versus those with the lowest) of leafy green vegetables. It’s a meta-analysis, and not a randomized controlled trial, and it’s interesting. Listen in. We’re off next week, so I’ll see you again in early September. Interview-related links: Phyician’s First Watch summary BMJ article News-related links: Label information for “ella” 5-days-after emergency contraception FDA announcement of intent to withdraw approval from midodrine Neurology abstract on headaches in teens and possible lifestyle triggers The post Podcast 98: Leafy green vegetables apparently lower one’s risks for type 2 diabetes first appeared on Clinical Conversations.
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Our interview this week is with a research nutritionist whose BMJ meta-analysis found a 14% reduction in risk for type 2 diabetes among those with the highest intake (versus those with the lowest) of leafy green vegetables. It’s a meta-analysis, and not a randomized controlled trial, and it’s interesting. Listen in. We’re off next week, so […]
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