Journal de pharmacie appliquée
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Abstrait

The Effect of Insulin and Hypertensive Medications in Cerebral Glucose.

Madar Lebbar

Previously, impaired glucose tolerance was thought to be a risk factor for the development of diabetes. Only recently has there been a lot of focus on the fact that poor glucose tolerance is a
considerably bigger risk factor for cardiovascular disease [1]. Hypertension is common among diabetics, especially when nephropathy is present, which exacerbates all vascular problems.
It should be noted that diabetic nephropathy is the second leading cause of mortality after cardiovascular disease.