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05/19/2008
RELOCATING RIVERDALE OFFICE
New Office Opens in Mid-July Spivey Station Physician’s Center I 7823 Spivey Station Boulevard • Suite 310 Spivey Lake [Jonesboro] Same Phone Number: 770.996.1122 For more information please click on the "CONTACT US" link above.
RELOCATING RIVERDALE OFFICE
New Office Opens in Mid-July Spivey Station Physician’s Center I 7823 Spivey Station Boulevard • Suite 310 Spivey Lake [Jonesboro] Same Phone Number: 770.996.1122 For more information please click on the "CONTACT US" link above.
02/19/2008
2 New Spring Weight Loss Classes
Midtown, April 22 - June 17, 12:15-1:15 Sandy Springs April 24 - June 19 4:00-5:00PM New this session is an added supermarket tour through Whole Foods. For more information or to register: 678-781-3021
2 New Spring Weight Loss Classes
Midtown, April 22 - June 17, 12:15-1:15 Sandy Springs April 24 - June 19 4:00-5:00PM New this session is an added supermarket tour through Whole Foods. For more information or to register: 678-781-3021
6/16/2007
Avandia
Recently, the New England Journal of Medicine reported unfavorably on the Diabetes medication Avandia. After careful review of the available information regarding the drug, the physicians of Laureate Medical Group do not recommend stopping the medication without consultation with a physician. In general, Avandia is most likely still an appropriate part of a diabetic patient's drug regimen if the patient has well controlled blood sugars, normal Blood Pressure and acceptable cholesterol levels for diabetes. However, we think it may be reasonable to consider a medication change on an individual basis if someone has a history of heart disease, uncontrolled cholesterol or blood pressure, or is not comfortable continuing with Avandia. We suggest you contact us so that together we can determine the best course of action for you.
Avandia
Recently, the New England Journal of Medicine reported unfavorably on the Diabetes medication Avandia. After careful review of the available information regarding the drug, the physicians of Laureate Medical Group do not recommend stopping the medication without consultation with a physician. In general, Avandia is most likely still an appropriate part of a diabetic patient's drug regimen if the patient has well controlled blood sugars, normal Blood Pressure and acceptable cholesterol levels for diabetes. However, we think it may be reasonable to consider a medication change on an individual basis if someone has a history of heart disease, uncontrolled cholesterol or blood pressure, or is not comfortable continuing with Avandia. We suggest you contact us so that together we can determine the best course of action for you.
