Between 1200 and 2162 mg/L (6.9 to 12 mmol/L), a person is considered hyperglycemic; 1200 mg/L is moderate hyperglycemia, and 2162 mg/L is severe hyperglycemia. [2] 25 mmol/L, roughly twice the ...

Hyperglycemia occurred in 18% of patients on capivasertib, all of whom either paused or discontinued treatment; in about two thirds of those on alpelisib, with 37% pausing or discontinuing ...

A headache when lying down can result from various causes, including changes in cerebrospinal fluid pressure, nasal congestion, and brain tumors. Identifying the underlying cause is important, as ...

Objectives: Hyperglycemia is common and may be a risk factor for nosocomial infections, including central catheter–associated bloodstream infections in critically ill children. It is unknown ...