Type 2 diabetes should be treated as an ongoing condition that can become inactive, but may return, says Betul Hatipoglu, MD, the director of Case Western Reserve Universitys Diabetes, Obesity, and Metabolism Center in Cleveland
Currently, no therapies are specifically approved by the US FDA for PBH, and treatment primarily relies on off-label pharmacotherapy when dietary measures are insufficient
2:45 - PHAGE REACTIONS WITH ANTIBIOTICS Lilith Umberger Doane University When bacteria are weakened with antibiotics and supplemented with glycerol, they should become easier to infect by bacteriophage, therefore causing larger plaques
There have been promising results regarding its potential use in non diabetic individuals for obesity management, but further research needs to be done before finally confirming these claims comprehensively