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The South African Journal of Diabetes & Vascular Disease aims to provide a competent resource for specialists, general practitioners and primary care diabetic nurse and allied professionals on diabetes management in Southern Africa.
The Journal will publish original articles from South Africa and Southern Africa, which contribute towards the understanding of the particular problems facing our resource-constrained environment. All original articles will be subjected to peer-review. The types of articles include original research contributions of either clinical or basic laboratory research, epidemiology and case reports.
Reviews should be critical and relevant to our region. The categories of articles include Original Research, Reviews, CME Updates, Case Reports & Editorials relevant to the field of Diabetes (Type 1 and 2 Diabetes) and Vascular Disease, including strokes.
The Editorial Board is representative of the multi-disciplinary nature of Diabetes Care and provides guidance on the development of the Journal, also with regard to indexing and acceptance by Educational authorities.
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What is new . . . .
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Sanofi-Aventis specialist diabetes meeting, Cape Town
In a new direction for Sanofi-Aventis, John Fagan, CEO of the South and West African Division, pointed out that not only is diabetes a key focus area for Sanofi, ‘but we also need to go beyond traditional pharmaceutical research and development in our focus.
Together with clinicians, we need to think about the patient first, then about the product, and do competent research and development to meet patients’ unmet needs’, he said. This approach is reflected in the Diabetes Division’s new slogan, ‘Going beyond, together’. Read more »
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SAJDVD Volume 8, Issue 4 is now available to
be viewed online via our new eJournal publication viewer »
Articles include:
UN call for action on NCDs
Outcomes of lifestyle-modification programmes
Diabetes patients under-treated for hypercholesterolaemia
New guidelines recommend lower LDL target
South African legislation on trans fatty acids
Oral health in diabetes
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New guidelines recommend lower LDL target in high-risk
cardiovascular patients
The South African Heart Association and the Lipid and Atherosclerosis Society of Southern Africa (LASSA) held their second joint guideline collaboration meeting on 15 and 16 October 2011. The meeting was attended by representatives of both societies, the funding industry and the Department of Health, as well as various medical specialists. Read more »
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