... between vitaminD and the prevalence of T1DM, researchers worldwide endeavored to explore its possible ...level of IκBα protein, which in turn led to the activation of NF-κB and ...
... destruction of ß-cells is due to multiple genetic predisposi- tions and is also related to environmental factors that are still poorly defined ...80% of the ß-cell mass have been destroyed at the time ...
... study of a pop- ulation of T1D patients followed in a tertiary eye care center (Centro Hospitalar Universitário de ...performed in accordance with the ethical standards of the Ethics ...
... Diabetesmellitus (DM) integrates a heterogeneous group of metabolic disorders characterized by the body's inability to maintain glucose ...homeostasis. In 2019, this public health problem ...
... levels of poorly controlled and well-controlled diabetic subjects were 209 (89- 422) mg/dl and 126 (78-294) mg/dl, ...HbA1c of poorly controlled di- abetics ...that of the relatively well-controlled ...
... incidence of asthma in immigrant children from South Asia, but higher rates in adult immigrants, and the children of South Asian ...risk of asth- ma in adults may be secondary to ...
... found in the percentage increase in the arterial FMD (%) between the control group ...timing of the maximal dilation after stimulation did not change with the division into ...difference in ...
... removal of the distal ileum and its insertion into the proximal small intestine, a procedure that promoting early satiety and exerting benefits on glucose metabolism and weight ...sensitivity in the ...
... Development: VitaminD is obtained either endogenously through sun exposure, or exogenously from dietary sources ...functions in calcium and phosphate homeostasis are well known. The existence ...
... role in calcium homeostasis, it is believed that the active form ofvitaminD has immunomodulatory effects on cells of the immune system, particularly T lymphocytes, as well as ...
... interest in the study “High prevalence ofvitaminD deiciency among newly diagnosed youth-onset diabetesmellitusin north India” published recently in Arquivos ...
... ratio of early to late left ventricular filling velocity (E/A) and ratio of early diastolic mitral inflow to annular velocity (E/Ea) by ultrasonography in 110 patients with type 2 ...
... 2/3 of patients with AD have a Th2 (T- he|per2) immune reactivity pattern [2] ...consequence of the rising prevalence of AD is a heavy burden on medical Services and budgets [3] The prevalence ...
... piece of evidence of the complex role of 25(OH)D is the extensive genetic analyses linking the polymorphic variation in the genes for several components of the 25(OH)D ...
... that, in the autoimmune process evolution, individuals produce dif- ferent proteins, antigens with the expression of different epitopes which were not detected initially, contributing to the process ...
... risk of cardiovascular disease in DM1 patients has been demonstrated by several authors ...onset of proteinuria, median survival is only about seven years, and this increased mortality is mainly due ...
... efect of HbA1c reduction by 1.5% to 3.5%. Due to the progressive decline of β-cell function with increas- ing age, insulin replacement therapy is frequently required in older adults with ...
... c) A efectividade da implementação da presente Norma nos cuidados de saúde primários e a emissão de directivas e instruções para o seu cumprimento é da responsabilidade dos conselhos clínicos dos agrupamentos de centros ...
... estimated in this study received a classification of easy ...age of the public in question, the ideal would be the classification of the content as very easy, however, the specificity ...
... da Diabetes (adaptados a partir do estudo PREVADIAB), a prevalência da diabetes registada entre os 20-79 anos é de 12,7%, ajustada à população de ...à diabetes na globalidade, mas tendo em conta o ...