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Theragenomische Medizin und soziale Gewohnheiten: ein regelmäßig eingenommes Glas Wein kann bei einigen Patienten mit Typ 2 Diabetes zu einem besseren Lipid-Profil und besseren Blutzuckerwerten führen

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 21. Oktober 2015 – Rotwein und Weißwein verbessern kardiometabolische Risiko-Marker bei Diabetikern, sagt eine 2-Jahres-Studie, welche Online am 13. Oktober 2015 in den Annals of Internal Medicine veröffentlicht wurde. Gemäss dieser kleinen (225 Patienten), jedoch prospektiven und randomisierten Studie kann ein Glas Wein zum Abendessen sowohl das Lipid-Profil wie auch die glykämische Kontrolle bei Patienten mit Typ 2 Diabetes Mellitus verbessern.

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Für Eltern gut zu wissen: Verwendung von Tramadol kann bei einigen Kindern ein ernsthaftes gesundheitliches Risiko darstellen

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19. Oktober 2015 – Auch Eltern müssen sich zunehmend mit theragenomischer und personalisierter Medizin befassen. Dies, um für sich selber auf dem neuesten Stand zu sein, und vor allem auch, um die Auswirkungen moderner Theragenomik auf ihre Kinder einschätzen zu können. Als Paradebeispiel für diese Feststellung kann die Untersuchung der Amerikanischen Food &

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BRCA1 und BRCA2 Genetische Tests: Angelina Jolie hat sich beide Brüste operativ entfernen lassen, um das Brustkrebsrisiko zu minimieren.

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 14. Mai 2013 – Der nachfolgende Text ist heute in Spiegel Online Panorama erschienen und hier in unverändertem Wortlaut wiedergegeben. Ähnliche Texte sind heute in allen Print- und Online-Medien weltweit erschienen. Der Artikel macht auf die enorme Tragweite aufmerksam, welche genetisches Testen und die damit verbundene mögliche Offenlegung von ernsthaften gesundheitlichen Risiken für eine einzelne Person haben kann.

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