Current Review of Diabetes provides a faster, easier way to keep practicing physicians who care for diabetics informed of the most innovative knowledge on this quickly-advancing area of research. This outstanding volume offers state-of-the-art reviews of some of the most exciting advances in clinical diabetes research today.

With particular emphasis on topics with immediate clinical relevance, each chapter provides critical analysis of the implications for patient care, covering diagnosis, advances, and treatment strategies. You’ll find thorough discussions of such topics as the revised criteria for diagnosis and classification of diabetes mellitus, chronic complications of diabetes, erectile dysfunction, neuropathy, retinopathy, cardiovascular risk factors, and quality assurance. Plus, specific therapeutic recommendations and annotated bibliographies make this book a comprehensive reference enabling the health care professional to meet the challenge of providing patients with state-of-the-art medical care.