Interestingly, the majority did not mention theBradleydecision of only two years before. We surmise this was not an oversight, a finding reinforced by the fact that there had been no change in the composition of the Court in those two years. Rather, we conclude that the majority did not refer toBradleybecause it reasoned thatBradleywas premised on an ambiguity analysis or, perhaps, the requirement to conform automobile-insurance contracts to the requirements of the no-fault automobile-insurance act. Thus, it was probable that the majority considered any discussion of the rule of reasonable expectations inBradleydicta, not requiring analysis. Buttressing this view is the fact that, Justice Williams, writing in dissent, invoked the rule of reasonable expectations, but never citedBradleyas support for his position.Raska, supraat 380,314 N.W.2d 440

Q1

Can long-term diabetes mellitus cause vertigo not accompanied by other

brainstem signs?

Q2

We know that type 2 diabetes mellitus provokes left ventricular diastolic

dysfunction. Does chronic stable angina, associated with type 2 diabetes

mellitus, further increase the prevalence of left ventricular diastolic

dysfunction?1944

Q3

Is there adequate evidence for choosing an angiotensin-converting

enzyme (ACE) inhibitor or antagonist for the initial management of

raised blood pressure in type 2 diabetes, or is it now advisable to choose

any tolerated antihypertensive?

Q4

Why is there immunosuppression in diabetes?

Q5

Dextrose infusion in quinine induced hypoglycaemia causes more

hypoglycaemia, so what is to be used?

Q6

What is the best statin now and what is your opinion about Crestor 10 mg

(rosuvastatin) and Lescol XL (fluvastatin sodium)?

Q7

How long do statins take to achieve their maximum benefit?1954

Q8

If, after 4 months of taking simvastatin (20 mg daily), a patient with

hyperlipidaemia and hypertension has an increased aspartate transferase

(AST) of up to 60 U/L, with a normal alanine transferase (ALT), what

action should I take?

Q9

How long should the statins be continued once the lipid profile returns to

normal? Can we stop the statins once normal levels are attained and then

continue with diet modification?

Q10

What is the exact mechanism of corneal arcus? What is its clinical

significance? What is its relationship to hyperlipidaemia? Is there any

effective treatment in medicine or alternative medicine to remove

corneal arcus?