Diabetes and cardiovascular disease

Author: (USA) Marso, S., (USA) Stern, D. Original work, Translated by Zhang Daifu
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Publishing Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Treating chronic diseases such as diabetes has become an increasingly challenging task in modern medicine. With the advancement of biosciences and information technology, doctors and researchers are facing the challenge of rapidly updating their knowledge and applying it to clinical practice to improve outcomes. In the medical field, the number of diabetes patients is continuously increasing, and they often have concurrent cardiovascular diseases, making the need for knowledge updates even more significant. The rapid development of scientific information has led to the evolution of ideas in pathological biology and clinical treatment, but it has become increasingly clear that diabetic patients exhibit different vascular pathophysiological changes, positioning them as a high-risk group for cardiovascular diseases in today's medical field. Over the past 50 years, the increase in biomedical information has placed a growing burden on doctors and researchers. According to data from the Medical Research Council, the number of published randomized clinical trials has logarithmically increased over the past five years, with approximately 10,000 trials published annually. Yet, not a single researcher has comprehensively analyzed this information and applied it to the complex diseases of diabetes and vascular disorders. The 49 authors of this book, from around the world, have provided an in-depth exploration of this topic to enhance the readers' knowledge depth. The book is written in an accessible and concise manner, aiming to assist clinical doctors.