June 22, 2007 -- Two different kinds of cholesterol-lowering drugs may lower the risk of nerve damage in the hands and feet of people with diabetes. It's a condition known as peripheral neuropathy. Symptoms -- pain, tingling, weakness, or numbness in the feet and hands -- afflict at least half of people with diabetes.Now there's preliminary evidence that so-called lipid-lowering drugs might protect people with diabetes from peripheral neuropathy.ymptoms -- pain, tingling, weakness, or numbness in the feet and hands -- afflict at least half of people with diabetes. Now there's preliminary evidence that so-called lipid-lowering drugs might protect people with diabetes from peripheral neuropathy.
The balance sheet is a financial statement that shows a company's financial status at the end of a specific date. A profit and loss is a financial statement that summarizes revenue, costs and expenses during a specific time period.
What is a profit and loss statement (also known as a profit and loss sheet or profit and loss account)? Simply put, a profit and loss sheet details your business transactions, subtracting the total outgoings from the total income to give you a reading of how much, if any, profit you have made. What is the purpose of a profit and loss account? Unlike a balance sheet (take a look at our guide on what is a balance sheet, including a balance sheet example), a profit and loss sheet displays the financial health of your company for a period of time â a month, a quarter or a year.