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Research Discussions "Links to a Cure" radio Interview with Dr. Aaron I. Vinik on Diabetes Talk Radio, January 20, 2004. Bill Henry and Joe Bauer moderators.

Radio Rounds

The following topics on diabetes are archived excerpts from radio discussions with medical professionals at Eastern Virginia Medical School. EVMS/WHRO Radio Rounds can be heard each weekday morning on WHRV FM 89.5 at 7:35 a.m.

Diabetes Effects - Aaron I. Vinik, MD (12/23/99)
Type 2 Diabetes - Rita Klahr (5/20/99)
New Advances in the Treatment of Diabetes - The Insulin Pump - John T. O'Brian, MD (8/10/99)
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome - John A. Schnorr, MD (1/14/00)
Treating Type 1 Diabetes - John T. O'Brian, MD (3/30/00)
Diabetes: Type 2 Diabetes - Rita Klahr (5/17/00)
Diabetes Warning Signs - Leon Paul-Georges, MD (7/4/00)
Diabetic Neuropathy - Dr. Aaron I. Vinik (8/4/00)
Insulin Resistance - Dr. Aaron I. Vinik (11/1/00)

The Strelitz Diabetes Institutes is world-renowned for its research and treatment of neuropathy (nerve damage), the most frequent complication of diabetes.

Neuropathy is life-spoiling, and in its severest cases, can be life-threatening. Nerve damage can cause difficulty with the activities of daily living such as dressing, using a computer, or playing sports. It can cause major symptoms such as bladder and bowel dysfunction and impotence. Neuropathy causes 50,000 amputations each year, reducing life expectancy.

The Strelitz Diabetes Research Institute scientists and medical staff are conducting basic science research and clinical research that focuses on regenerating nerves and reversing nerve damage.

Aaron Vinik MD, PhD, FCP, FACP
Director of Strelitz Diabetes Research Institute

Dysmetabolic Syndrome

Dr. Georges, Director

Strelitz Diabetes Research Institute
Etta J. Vinik, MA (Ed)

Associate Director of Education

Nutrition Topics

Phyllis Woodson, MS, RD, CDE
Dietitian with The Strelitz Diabetes Institutes, keeps us informed with articles on current nutrition topics.

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