Insidermedicine in 60 - November 4 2008

Description: From Cambridge - According to research in the American Journal of Kidney Diseases, eating fish may help prevent kidney disease in diabetics. In a study of 22000 adults, 517 of whom had diabetes, researchers found that those with diabetes who ate fish more than once per week were less likely to have protein in the urine - an early sign of kidney disease. Overall, 18% of those who ate fish less than once per week had these early signs of kidney disease, compared to just 4% of those who ate ...