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NEWS & INSIGHTS MARCH 2016 CAMEO_AD_NewLogo-New-CC.pdf Targeting insulin resistance may prevent CV events after stroke 10 FORUM NEWS World needs new diagnostics, replacement antimicrobials and more vaccines Cheaper, nonsurgical procedure could help obese patients lose weight NEWS NEWS Chinese diet still too high in salt and sodium Eluxadoline offers symptom relief from IBS with diarrhoea 15/10/15 10:16 am www.mims.com MIMS mobile/tablet app facebook.com/mimscom MARCH 2016 • Targeting insulin resistance may prevent CV events after stroke ELVIRA MANZANO I mproving insulin sensitivity in patients who have had a recent stroke may lower the risk of heart attack or a second stroke, according to the IRIS* trial, showing for the first time that targeting insulin resistance is effective at reducing cardiovascular events “This represents a new opportunity for keep- infarction (MI) compared with 11.8 percent of ing people healthy after a stroke or a transient those receiving placebo (HR, 0.76; p=0.007) ischaemic attack [TIA] and for new drug devel- In addition, fewer patients in the pioglitazone opment,” said lead study author Dr Walter Ker- group progressed to diabetes (3.8 versus 7.7 nan, professor of medicine at the Yale University percent for placebo; p