Bariatric Surgery and Diabetes: Access Denied

Access Denied

to state-of-the-art environmental health studies, public health research, and clinical medical practices is a major problem in developing countries. To compound the problem, the information found in international journals is often not relevant to the developing world (Richards 2004). National and regional journals attempt to fill the void by publishing robust and relevant information. However, ...

Bariatric Surgery for Patients With Diabetes

83 CliniCal Diabetes • Volume 25, number 3, 2007 Obesity is fast becoming one of the most prevalent chronic medical conditions in America. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that there are ~ 60 million obese adults in the United States, or about 30% of the adult population. Perhaps even more ominous is that ~ 16% of children and teens between the ages of 6 and 19 year...

Bariatric surgery in type 1 diabetes.

Bariatric surgery. Its role in 'curing' diabetes.

Denied ! Contrasting Data Access in

The ability of an Internet user to access data collected about himself as a result of his online activity is a key privacy safeguard. Online, data access has been overshadowed by other protections such as notice and choice. This paper describes attitudes about data access. 873 US and Irish Internet users participated in a survey designed to examine views on data access to information held by on...