New method for the treatment of type 2 diabetes
Oral insulin, interleukin-1β-cell receptor antagonists,
anti-inflammatory drugs and SGLT2 inhibitors of type 2 diabetes
treatment fliers about the field of new methods.
Endocrine Metabolic Center, University of California, San
Diego, Professor, Dr. Robert R. Henry pointed out that there are
unusual for type 2 diabetes unknown pathway or known defects in the new
method of treatment. As a San Diego health care system, endocrine
metabolic branch of the President, he presided over the June 8 called
"new treatment for type 2 diabetes," a symposium. There were four
speakers for the 3 clinical trial has entered a new treatment methods
and an NIH research project was carried out in the lectures.
First of all, the Danish Steno Diabetes Center, Dr. Thomas
Mandrup-Poulsen, "interleukin-1β receptor antagonist" as its theme
interleukin-1β in abnormal insulin secretion and β-cell apoptosis in an
early role was discussed.
Dr. Henry commented: the initial study was to assess the
blockade in patients with type 2 diabetes interleukin-1β receptor,
could improve β-cell function, reducing the early β-cell apoptosis. In
addition, this receptor antagonists, including endothelial and vascular
function, and other organizations, including the role with an
additional systematic. As a new anti-inflammatory way, the mechanism of
type 2 diabetes as well as inflammation characterized by abnormal
pathways in many other diseases with potentially far-reaching
implications, is one of the hot current research.
At the same time, interleukin -2 receptor antagonists are also
being studied for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis, gout, and
adolescent idiopathic arthritis.
Next, Kinexum LLC Chairman and CEO, Dr. Alexander Fleming
reported on the "oral insulin - the theory and the current treatment
methods."
For many years, has been designed through the absorption of
oral insulin buccal mucosa is always the research focus. Dr. Fleming
introduced a special oral insulin absorption kinetics as well as their
characteristics of high blood glucose.
As a third speaker, Liverpool University Hospital, Dr. John P
Wilding on "SGLT-2 inhibitors, the clinical effect" as to report on.
Dr. Henry commented: sodium - glucose cotransporter protein
(SGLT) -2 inhibitors by blocking the receptor in renal proximal tubule
reabsorption of glucose inhibition. In the normal population and type 2
diabetes, SGLT-2 and 90% of the glucose re-absorption-related. When its
activity was inhibited 30% -50%, it will lead to increased secretion of
urine, concentration and urine volume increased, fasting blood glucose
levels in patients with lower blood sugar levels eventually lead to the
improvement and weight loss.
After 12 weeks of study, SGLT-2 so that fasting glucose levels
fell by an average 30-50mg/dL, glycated hemoglobin level of reduction
of 0.5% -0.8%, subjects were weight loss of about 3-5 pounds (depending
on the degree of obesity in patients).
Although the SGLT-2 inhibitor, has been in existence for
nearly 20 years, but in comparison with previous similar drugs, the new
agents have a high specificity, unlike the role of traditional medicine
as a wide range.
Finally, the Boston Joslin Diabetes Center Clinical Research
Department Director, an associate professor of medicine at Harvard
Medical School, Dr. Allison B. Goldfine targeted by the Diabetes and
Digestive and Kidney Diseases funded by the National Research Center,
salicylate anti-inflammatory treatment of type 2 diabetes mellitus
(TINSAL T2D research) was entitled "The anti-inflammatory drugs"
lecture.
As an anti-inflammatory drugs, salicylic acid ester type 2
diabetes mellitus a major role in the inflammation pathway in patients
with overactive. Its diabetes glucose metabolism and blood vessel
abnormalities have a positive effect. There is sufficient evidence to
show that tissue and blood vessels involved in insulin resistance and
inflammation, and may be related to abnormal insulin secretion.
Dr. Henry concluded: four speakers on the new method for the
treatment of diabetes, respectively, the area was wonderful speech,
these treatments to improve the quality of life of diabetic patients
has provided new hope. Although the study is still a long road, but
that some large amounts of data support the potential value of further
research.