Do diabetic patients have higher in-hospital complication rates when admitted from the emergency department for possible myocardial ischemia?
No statistically significant difference was found in the postadmission complication rates for initially stable diabetic vs nondiabetic patients admitted for possible myocardial ischemia. Based on these results, the presence or absence of diabetes as a comorbid condition does not indicate a need to alter admitting decisions with respect to risk for inpatient complications.
Our findings demonstrate that baicalein can attenuate important features of asthma, possibly through the reduction of airway injury and restoration of mitochondrial function.