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(24-Oct-2017) Maybe, but heart benefits likely outweigh any potential risk from the drugs, experts say |
(24-Oct-2017) More Americans than thought getting second test to confirm diagnosis, study shows |
(18-Oct-2017) What the American Diabetes Association suggests |
(17-Oct-2017) Global study shows blood glucose levels dropped significantly, and low rates of low blood sugar |
(13-Oct-2017) CDC stats show growing epidemic that means more illness and health care costs, health experts say |
(11-Oct-2017) More people survive these brain attacks, but the health problems that cause stroke aren't going away |
(10-Oct-2017) Screening for early signs of both conditions should be done at birth, study suggests |
(10-Oct-2017) Study found young patients had better blood sugar control with insulin pump, but cost is higher |
(08-Oct-2017) Infection makes it harder to manage diabetes, increases risk of complications, health experts say |
(07-Oct-2017) Start by setting the same rules for everyone in the family, specialist says |
(05-Oct-2017) Insulinomas provide genetic maps for making insulin, researchers say |
(28-Sep-2017) Device eliminates need to prick finger to measure blood sugar levels |
(28-Sep-2017) Instead, sensor is implanted below skin in diabetes patients |
(21-Sep-2017) Patients 77 pounds slimmer on average 12 years after gastric bypass, study finds |
(20-Sep-2017) Bone weaknesses seen in those with blood sugar disease |
(15-Sep-2017) Odds of both type 2 and latent autoimmune diabetes rose when adults consumed more salt, study shows |
(15-Sep-2017) Ways to avoid complications |
(15-Sep-2017) But disease study of 195 areas also finds some hopeful signs with many people living longer |
(15-Sep-2017) Discovery might help treat obesity and diabetes, researchers say |
(14-Sep-2017) Study suggests Norwegians hit by H1N1 flu pandemic more likely to develop the autoimmune disease |
(14-Sep-2017) The answer may depend on whether you're a man or a woman |
(14-Sep-2017) Small study suggests these products might somehow inhibit blood sugar control |
(13-Sep-2017) People with type 2 had lower risk of bulging or torn artery, but experts stress there's a much bigger downside |
(13-Sep-2017) Exercise and diet are two great places to start |
(13-Sep-2017) Untreated type 2 disease can lead to serious complications, diabetes experts say |
(07-Sep-2017) Finding supports use of CPAP therapy for condition, so blood pressure and blood sugar levels don't jump |
(06-Sep-2017) High rates of obesity and diabetes are a major culprit, researchers say |
(05-Sep-2017) Risk may be higher with lack of sleep |
(31-Aug-2017) Factors such as cholesterol and blood pressure might be less of a concern, study contends |
(31-Aug-2017) Study found those diagnosed with diabetes, asthma were 3 times more likely to try to kill themselves |
(25-Aug-2017) A condition that could progress to full-blown type 2 |
(15-Aug-2017) Study finds lower blood sugar, reduced need for medication |
(15-Aug-2017) It found link -- but no proof -- between less slumber and risk factors for blood sugar disease |
(10-Aug-2017) Sugary taste can cause a heightened metabolic response, researchers say |
(09-Aug-2017) Next step is to see if it works and for how long |
(08-Aug-2017) These babies 2 to 3 times more apt to struggle with planning, memory, attention at age 4, study finds |
(08-Aug-2017) Patients saw lasting improvement while playing team-based diabetes education game, study found |
(08-Aug-2017) New evidence review reconfirms patient guidelines |
(07-Aug-2017) 2 out of 3 use a device that continuously tracks blood sugar on 'unapproved' body part, study finds |
(07-Aug-2017) Many cold, cough and headache remedies contain carbs, and as much alcohol as glass of beer or wine, pharmacist says |
(07-Aug-2017) Of greatest importance are diabetes, blood pressure and smoking, researchers say |
(04-Aug-2017) Byetta improved symptoms of motor disease in small, short trial, but more research needed |
(03-Aug-2017) 'Therapeutic skin grafts' might someday treat multiple diseases, researchers say |
(02-Aug-2017) New method may aid doctors in assessing harms, benefits of anti-clotting drugs |
(02-Aug-2017) Scientists unveil their Star Trek-like 'tricorder' to track human health |
(01-Aug-2017) Injections in mice led to symptoms of the disease, researchers report |
(01-Aug-2017) Danger is greatest for women whose weight was normal before they got pregnant, study finds |
(28-Jul-2017) Daily drink or two may provide a bit of protection, study suggests, but one expert skeptical |
(26-Jul-2017) Best results seen for those with pre-op BMI of less than 40, study says |
(25-Jul-2017) Fewer than 1 in 10 surveyed named all risk factors identified by the American Diabetes Association |
(21-Jul-2017) Neurologist says one causes burning pain, the other causes problems with heart rate and blood pressure |
(20-Jul-2017) These healthy habits also lower odds for other obstetric complications, study shows |
(20-Jul-2017) Reducing mid-life hearing loss might make the biggest difference |
(19-Jul-2017) When periods stop before 40, risk is 4 times greater compared to late menopause, study suggests |
(19-Jul-2017) What you can do |
(18-Jul-2017) Risk of diabetes, heart disease rises when waistlines widen slowly, study finds |
(18-Jul-2017) Lifestyle changes can prevent full-blown disease, report says |
(14-Jul-2017) 'Stem cell educator' provided at least 4 years' benefit for some people with type 1 or type 2 diabetes, study says |
(07-Jul-2017) How to make it part of your care plan |
(30-Jun-2017) Surprising finding hints at potential future therapy |
(29-Jun-2017) Hormone-based meds linked to higher blood sugar and 'bad' cholesterol levels in small study |
(26-Jun-2017) Researcher now probing whether more severe cases of the skin disorder increase odds of heart problems |
(26-Jun-2017) DNA studies reveal alcoholics have shorter telomeres, key markers of aging and overall health |
(20-Jun-2017) Previously purchased products may not have been stored properly, could lead to inaccurate results |
(15-Jun-2017) Protect yourself from 'pre-diabetes' |
(14-Jun-2017) But supplement only seems to help a certain group of people with the disease |
(13-Jun-2017) New product much easier to use than rescue injections, researcher says |
(13-Jun-2017) Study suggests difference stems from both biological and care issues |
(12-Jun-2017) Self-monitoring of blood sugar had no effect on long-term glucose levels in those not taking insulin, researchers say |
(07-Jun-2017) SLGT2 inhibitors can hike risk for condition known as diabetic ketoacidosis, research shows |
(07-Jun-2017) It's now fifth-leading cause of cancer death in men and No. 8 among women |
(06-Jun-2017) It varies based on these factors |
(31-May-2017) Why it's often better to skip the smoothie |
(25-May-2017) More than 100,000 people are on the U.S. kidney transplant wait-list |
(19-May-2017) Self-harm and suicidal behavior may not always be obvious in people with diabetes |
(17-May-2017) Canagliflozin tied to a doubling of amputations of legs, feet, agency says |
(16-May-2017) Award-winning actress' mother had type 2 diabetes and died from heart issues |
(15-May-2017) Extreme cold seems to reduce the chances; heat raises the odds, study suggests |
(11-May-2017) Condition more frequent among diabetics |
(10-May-2017) Patient still off injections a year after receiving cells in area near stomach |
(05-May-2017) Here's what it should include |
(04-May-2017) Resveratrol supplements appeared to aid those with the stiffest blood vessels in small study |
(28-Apr-2017) Excess weight appears to amplify the threat, study says |
(27-Apr-2017) If you have diabetes, here's what to do |
(26-Apr-2017) How they might help you |
(25-Apr-2017) About 415 million people worldwide have the disease, which is costly to treat but can be prevented |
(24-Apr-2017) Obesity steals the most years of all, researchers say |
(21-Apr-2017) Researchers say new checklist can help determine when low blood sugar should keep you off the road |
(19-Apr-2017) An individual's level of risk for diabetic eye disease should guide how often they're screened, study says |
(19-Apr-2017) Study finds prognosis may have some surprising influences |
(12-Apr-2017) But doctors making headway with heart complications among these patients |
(11-Apr-2017) Dementia expert says take up heart-healthy habits sooner rather than later |
(08-Apr-2017) Replacing light exercise with vigorous activity could greatly benefit some kids and teens, study finds |
(03-Apr-2017) For example, study found higher risk in Hispanics and people of South Asian descent who weren't overweight |
(24-Mar-2017) Data review shows some meds help more than others, but better options still needed |
(23-Mar-2017) Those with type 2 disease should see eye doc right away, while type 1 patients can wait 5 years |
(21-Mar-2017) Study found a link between increases in temperature and more cases of the blood sugar disease |
(21-Mar-2017) Ways to help ward off complications |
(21-Mar-2017) Fatty deposits in the organ, along with diabetes, can raise the risk, researchers and specialists say |
(15-Mar-2017) Up to 40 percent experienced temporary remission, small study finds |
(14-Mar-2017) Study finds 3-plus hours each day linked to increased body fat and insulin resistance |
(10-Mar-2017) Study also found a jump in heart disease and stroke odds |
(09-Mar-2017) People who ate least amount of this protein slightly more likely to develop type 2 disease, study suggests |
(09-Mar-2017) But that doesn't mean the excess weight is harmless, researchers say |
(08-Mar-2017) Narrowing of blood vessels in the retina could mimic what's happening in lower limbs, research suggests |
(08-Mar-2017) If mothers have heart disease risk factors, nutrient benefits children, study suggests |
(07-Mar-2017) Study explores which foods and nutrients may be helpful or harmful |
(06-Mar-2017) Factors that make the disease more likely |
(28-Feb-2017) This growing group has double the problems as peers with type 1 disease, study finds |
(23-Feb-2017) Severe gum disease can signal undiagnosed case of blood sugar disease |
(22-Feb-2017) Diabetes, high blood pressure, smoking may set you up for Alzheimer's, research suggests |
(16-Feb-2017) Study confirms numerous hazards, and experts stress the condition must be treated immediately |
(16-Feb-2017) The blood sugar disease often comes with enormous mental and emotional strains, specialists say |
(15-Feb-2017) After procedure, some patients were able to stop taking insulin to control their blood sugar, researchers report |
(14-Feb-2017) Large study found association, but did not prove cause and effect |
(14-Feb-2017) American Heart Association estimates that nearly half of Americans will have heart disease in less than 20 years |
(10-Feb-2017) Study of obese Hispanic children suggests smog might boost chances of developing the blood sugar disorder |
(07-Feb-2017) Inaccurate reading may affect diagnosis and treatment of the blood sugar disease, study says |
(31-Jan-2017) Longer survival with the virus might make people more vulnerable to chronic conditions, researchers suggest |
(31-Jan-2017) Type 2 diabetes onset or worsening may be early sign of deadly, hard-to-detect cancer, study suggests |
(27-Jan-2017) 4 out of 10 'skinny fat' people had higher blood sugar by middle age, study finds |
(25-Jan-2017) Condition is third-highest cause of death, study finds |
(24-Jan-2017) Pair of studies found patients taking insulin injections had better levels with devices |
(23-Jan-2017) It found chances increased even more if woman had suffered an earlier bout of depression |
(23-Jan-2017) Studies found poor doctor-patient communication hampered medication use, proper blood sugar control |
(19-Jan-2017) But one type of formula may be linked to greater chances if given in week 1, study suggests |
(19-Jan-2017) However, it's not yet clear if these factors actually cause the disease |
(12-Jan-2017) New technology could help sense infections, type 2 diabetes and other conditions, scientists say |
(12-Jan-2017) It's important to make sure feet stay as dry as possible, especially between the toes |
(11-Jan-2017) Proper footwear a must, especially for people with nerve damage or extreme sensitivity to cold, foot surgeon says |
(10-Jan-2017) But enterovirus infections probably aren't the only culprit, researchers say |
(10-Jan-2017) Kidney failure down by 54 percent over 2 decades, CDC report finds |
(10-Jan-2017) Studies suggest significant out-of-pocket costs may harm low-income and chronically ill patients |
(03-Jan-2017) American College of Physicians updated diabetes guidelines, said second drug can be added |
(03-Jan-2017) Association similar to that from high blood pressure, smoking, obesity and diabetes, researchers say |
(31-Dec-2016) The American Medical Association offers seven goals to get you started |
(28-Dec-2016) Specialists recommend low-carb energy sources between meals |
(28-Dec-2016) Top 5 diseases, conditions accounted for $437 billion in 2013 |
(27-Dec-2016) Channel anger into becoming healthier |
(20-Dec-2016) Dexcom G5 is first continuous glucose monitoring system that can be used for treatment decisions |
(19-Dec-2016) Plan for possible emergencies |
(16-Dec-2016) Those with blood sugar disease showed more early warning signs of heart failure |
(02-Dec-2016) Cutting back on sweets helps, while exercising before meals may not, small study finds |
(01-Dec-2016) Study counters notion that vigorous exercise is key to battling the illness |
(29-Nov-2016) American Diabetes Association asks Congress to investigate the matter |
(28-Nov-2016) Research suggests older, less-educated females are missing out on help or support |
(28-Nov-2016) Guarding against obesity, high blood pressure and diabetes at middle age may slash risk, study finds |
(24-Nov-2016) Vascular expert urges regular doctor visits, eye exams, healthy lifestyle |
(22-Nov-2016) Chances of an early death double if smoker also has the blood sugar disease, study finds |
(21-Nov-2016) Rates have dropped over last decade, and better education might be one reason why |
(17-Nov-2016) Association was seen even if patient did not have diabetes |
(15-Nov-2016) Make it personal |
(14-Nov-2016) Study found bigger threat for those with more than pack-a-day habit |
(14-Nov-2016) Study strengthens tie between gestational diabetes and these congenital anomalies |
(14-Nov-2016) Researchers chalk it up to better meds, prevention efforts |
(11-Nov-2016) Supplements should only be given to pregnant women with low iron levels, diabetes expert suggests |
(10-Nov-2016) These annual check-ups could help prevent 95 percent of vision loss |
(10-Nov-2016) Diet sodas do not appear to pose the same danger, researcher says |
(10-Nov-2016) Researchers don't know if beverages keep you awake or lack of sleep prompts cravings |
(08-Nov-2016) They split 50-50, survey shows, on advice aimed at preventing full-blown diabetes |
(02-Nov-2016) Study suggests alcohol might harm brain, body even if one stops abusing by age 30 |
(01-Nov-2016) What experts suggest |
(26-Oct-2016) They should do light physical activity every 30 minutes, not every 90 minutes |
(18-Oct-2016) Study found it lowered blood sugar levels more than other exercise, particularly if done after dinner |
(17-Oct-2016) Large analysis finds declines or stagnation in many basic health measures |
(14-Oct-2016) But physical activity doesn't replace need for insulin treatment |
(14-Oct-2016) And type 2 diabetes more than doubles the odds, researchers say |
(12-Oct-2016) Genetic clues to this autoimmune disease could lead to breakthroughs for related disorders, researchers say |
(11-Oct-2016) Risk highest among women born with heart defects or who developed type 2 diabetes, study suggests |
(11-Oct-2016) These regimens didn't reverse drops in 'insulin sensitivity,' a forerunner of the disease |
(10-Oct-2016) Common foot problem can be unsightly, painful and, for some people, dangerous, doctors say |
(07-Oct-2016) Talk with your doctor before you start |
(06-Oct-2016) Diabetes, drugs and guns contribute to disappointing statistics in new global report |
(05-Oct-2016) Scientists say their mathematical formula improves accuracy of standard blood screen |
(03-Oct-2016) Advances in management of blood sugar disease help avoid long-term complications, doctor says |
(03-Oct-2016) Blood sugar disorder rate was 19 percent higher for people concerned about getting fired |
(03-Oct-2016) Assessment finds 8 in 10 Americans over 60 at risk, a conclusion questioned by several experts |
(28-Sep-2016) Automated insulin delivery system will ease some of the burden of living with the condition |
(28-Sep-2016) An automated delivery device for insulin |
(26-Sep-2016) Study found big benefit in limiting urban sprawl, encouraging walking and biking |
(26-Sep-2016) Gestational diabetes, high blood pressure might raise odds of same conditions later in life, cardiologist says |
(19-Sep-2016) 8 of 10 will develop the blood sugar disease, and decades sooner than others, researchers say |
(19-Sep-2016) American Heart Association says it's too soon to say what's the optimal amount of shut-eye |
(16-Sep-2016) Long-term French study finds an association between the two |
(16-Sep-2016) Study also found it lowered chances of risk factors for heart disease among men, but not women |
(15-Sep-2016) But the research did not prove cause-and-effect |
(15-Sep-2016) Inactivity boosts their risk for falls, broken bones, serious disease and early death, CDC warns |
(14-Sep-2016) Misuse of these drugs may interfere with how the body uses the hormone insulin, research shows |
(14-Sep-2016) Swedish study suggests, but can't prove, that rising temperatures might raise risk |
(13-Sep-2016) But they must check blood sugar before and during flights, regulations say |
(13-Sep-2016) Study highlights links to numerous complications, but experts say many can be prevented |
(12-Sep-2016) 2 in 5 middle-aged patients don't get the cholesterol-cutting drugs, despite recommendations to do so, study finds |
(08-Sep-2016) Researchers also found lower risk of complications such as heart and kidney disease, vision problems |
(08-Sep-2016) Fewer choose sweetened beverages when labels mention obesity, diabetes, study finds |
(07-Sep-2016) Wide variability seen after eating same food at different times |
(07-Sep-2016) Here's how |
(07-Sep-2016) Being overweight ups odds for most prevalent form of attack, but may slightly lower chances for another type |
(06-Sep-2016) Metformin appears to have cardiovascular benefits, researchers report |
(02-Sep-2016) Researchers suggest steaming, poaching and stewing for better health |
(24-Aug-2016) Weight gain is a side effect of antipsychotic drugs used to treat irritability and agitation |
(22-Aug-2016) Whether link applies to humans isn't clear, researchers say |
(18-Aug-2016) Those who ate 2 servings a week were 48 percent less likely to develop diabetic retinopathy |
(17-Aug-2016) Study finds people who are active and eat well have fewer brain effects linked to the disease |
(16-Aug-2016) How diabetics may benefit |
(16-Aug-2016) Risk of high-temperature trouble rises with age and chronic health issues, experts warn |
(11-Aug-2016) Most don't eat right or get enough exercise, and the American Heart Association warns of problems ahead |
(10-Aug-2016) High levels of physical activity linked to lower risk for two cancers, diabetes, heart disease and stroke |
(04-Aug-2016) Study finds association between inactivity and heightened odds for diabetic retinopathy |
(03-Aug-2016) Symptoms, particularly among diabetics, that shouldn't be ignored |
(02-Aug-2016) Study participants may have been too sick to benefit from the medication, diabetes expert says |
(01-Aug-2016) But it does raise diabetes risk, research with twins found |
(29-Jul-2016) Gender-related differences seem to start before birth |
(28-Jul-2016) Drug lowers blood sugar levels, and doesn't boost risk of heart problems, agency says |
(28-Jul-2016) Hormone helps control blood sugar |
(27-Jul-2016) Short walks and some strength training each week made a difference for obese women, researchers say |
(26-Jul-2016) Risk of dying dropped almost one-quarter over 7 years in those who got the vaccine |
(25-Jul-2016) Study suggests need for better management of other health problems |
(20-Jul-2016) Researchers determine the best amount for lowering elevated blood sugar |
(19-Jul-2016) Most young people unaware they have it, study finds |
(19-Jul-2016) Study calls it a draw, with a slight edge for metformin |
(19-Jul-2016) Still protected against diabetes, heart disease and breast cancer |
(19-Jul-2016) A diet rich in nuts, seeds, fish and vegetable oils could lower blood sugar levels, researchers say |
(14-Jul-2016) Rising rates of prediabetes detected in slimmer Americans, study finds |
(14-Jul-2016) Losing even a little weight could cut the risk, researchers say |
(13-Jul-2016) To curb diabetes, researchers urge serious weight-loss efforts |
(13-Jul-2016) Risk of high-temperature trouble rises with age and chronic health issues, experts warn |
(12-Jul-2016) Study finds biking may help adults avoid the blood sugar disorder |
(12-Jul-2016) And know the risks of excess belly fat |
(11-Jul-2016) It hints at -- but doesn't prove -- cancer risk higher before and soon after diagnosis of blood sugar disease |
(11-Jul-2016) Many common gene variations appear to raise an individual's risk, researchers say |
(11-Jul-2016) They're common in diabetics |
(05-Jul-2016) Study found Americans who ate the most grains, dairy and livestock products had more health issues |
(01-Jul-2016) Likelihood of other chronic conditions will stress health care system in next two decades, report predicts |
(30-Jun-2016) Here are possible reasons why |
(29-Jun-2016) Too much, too little lowered body's ability to break down sugar, but that was not the case for women |
(24-Jun-2016) Study points to need for better coordinated care, more effective use of medications, cardiology specialist says |
(23-Jun-2016) Odds of death due to heart disease 15 percent higher in black Americans with both conditions, study finds |
(21-Jun-2016) At the job more than 60 hours a week had most damaging effects on women's well-being, study finds |
(17-Jun-2016) CDC report finds they have higher risk for 'multiple chronic conditions' |
(15-Jun-2016) Better control of risk factors such as smoking, high blood pressure likely behind the change |
(14-Jun-2016) Daily, injected medication shows 'encouraging' results in international trial |
(14-Jun-2016) Scans showed variation compared to teens without the blood sugar disease, researchers report |
(14-Jun-2016) A mostly plant-based diet may help lower risk of the blood sugar disease, study suggests |
(14-Jun-2016) It may be a sign of diabetes |
(13-Jun-2016) Study found increase in 'good' years of life in recent decades |
(13-Jun-2016) Prognosis may be worse than previously believed, study suggests |
(13-Jun-2016) People with type 2 diabetes cut their risk in half with intensive management, researchers report |
(10-Jun-2016) They seemed to help, but researchers say more information needed |
(06-Jun-2016) Individualized treatment is important, expert says |
(02-Jun-2016) Here are common complications |
(24-May-2016) 45 professional groups say the procedure improves blood sugar control |
(24-May-2016) Urban design can play a role in public health, experts suggest |
(24-May-2016) Study found 3 months of exposure linked to higher cholesterol levels, especially for those with diabetes |
(17-May-2016) But change requires dedication to regular exercise in the long run, study shows |
(12-May-2016) Finding held even when mom-to-be's blood sugar condition was well-controlled |
(03-May-2016) Study suggests a link, but researchers still don't understand the potential mechanisms |
(27-Apr-2016) Researchers recommend auditory testing of diabetic patients |
(27-Apr-2016) A genetic link is one theory for the possible association, researchers say |
(25-Apr-2016) Here's what the ADA recommends |
(25-Apr-2016) But it's not clear if they could reduce symptoms more or help you live longer than your doctor can |
(19-Apr-2016) Eating nutritious foods seems to counter higher risk, researchers find |
(18-Apr-2016) Large analysis found up to 40 percent lower risk of heart disease death versus sulfonylureas |
(15-Apr-2016) Middle-aged adults will lose more than 3 years because of the disease, study estimates |
(15-Apr-2016) Older women taking metformin saw a boost in survival, study suggests |
(15-Apr-2016) Here's what to include |
(12-Apr-2016) Early pain and tingling in hands, feet may be 'canary in the coal mine,' researchers say |
(08-Apr-2016) Finding suggests doctors might want to screen at-risk women sooner |
(08-Apr-2016) Fewer risks for heart disease, diabetes seen among physically active adults |
(07-Apr-2016) Study cites smoking, body fat, exercise, blood pressure among factors to pay attention to |
(06-Apr-2016) Major increases seen in China, India; obesity is likely the main culprit, researcher says |
(05-Apr-2016) Warning pertains to drugs containing saxagliptin or alogliptin |
(05-Apr-2016) Since 2010, per-person costs topped spending on all other diabetes drugs combined |
(04-Apr-2016) Experts say many thyroid patients are already checked for the blood sugar disease |
(04-Apr-2016) After 5 years, more patients in surgery group had lower blood sugar than in medication-only group |
(04-Apr-2016) Study finds 'apple-shaped' diabetes patients had higher odds for cardiac decline |
(04-Apr-2016) Trendy eating plan may cut cholesterol, disease risks in postmenopausal women, Swedish research suggests |
(01-Apr-2016) But the research did not prove a cause-and-effect connection |
(31-Mar-2016) Every drug or drug combo for type 2 disease has its benefits and risks, British team says |
(31-Mar-2016) But odds are small, and experts want it to remain on market, although newer drugs are available |
(24-Mar-2016) People who nap more than 1 hour a day also more likely to develop type 2 diabetes, researchers say |
(24-Mar-2016) Mouse study shows leptin disturbs communication between brain and insulin-producing pancreas |
(24-Mar-2016) They could help prevent diabetes |
(24-Mar-2016) Doctors, patients need to work together to prevent cardiac disease, experts say |
(21-Mar-2016) Experimental technology senses blood sugar and delivers medicine with microneedles |
(15-Mar-2016) Study found women who had more genes for obesity, high blood sugar levels tended to have heavier babies |
(11-Mar-2016) Researchers believe the disease might dampen immune system, leaving people more vulnerable |
(10-Mar-2016) Food, exercise and stress cause lead to high blood sugar |
(09-Mar-2016) Review of nearly 70 years of data found no protective effect; experts urge breast-feeding instead |
(09-Mar-2016) High blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease and depression among common co-existing conditions |
(09-Mar-2016) Study found many patients with higher-than-normal blood sugar levels were not being treated for it |
(09-Mar-2016) Women on insulin might need extra breast cancer screening, expert suggests |
(08-Mar-2016) Signs that you should visit a doctor |
(07-Mar-2016) Study tracked 1.5 million people from age 18 to 62 and found fitter teens had lower lifetime risk |
(01-Mar-2016) Study suggests, but doesn't prove, that odds increase for some types of tumors, but drop for others |
(29-Feb-2016) Eylea may beat two other meds for more severe cases of macular edema, research shows |
(22-Feb-2016) 5 percent reduction benefited health of obese adults |
(17-Feb-2016) Actos reduced risk by 24 percent in people with insulin resistance, research showed |
(15-Feb-2016) Research, which focused on 'slow-wave sleep,' did not find same effect among girls |
(12-Feb-2016) Flowers, jewelry or an outdoor excursion can make the holiday romantic, expert says |
(12-Feb-2016) Educate and care for yourself, too |
(09-Feb-2016) But obesity still rose and physical activity remained the same, study showed |
(03-Feb-2016) The risk remains even if you exercise, researchers contend |
(03-Feb-2016) But study says metformin did reduce weight gain, lower risk of dangerously high blood pressure in moms-to-be |
(29-Jan-2016) Insomnia can disrupt hormones, and may play a role in developing the blood sugar condition, expert says |
(29-Jan-2016) Combination may nearly quadruple risk, researchers say, but their review did not prove cause-and-effect |
(29-Jan-2016) Commonwealth Fund also cites stalled progress against killers like heart disease, diabetes |
(27-Jan-2016) Mouse study showed that putting insulin-producing cells in capsules protected the rodents from immune system |
(21-Jan-2016) Prediabetes awareness campaign launched nationwide |
(18-Jan-2016) But the research is preliminary and only included a small number of healthy young men, experts noted |
(14-Jan-2016) They might be more likely to eat unhealthy foods, smoke, not exercise, researchers say |
(14-Jan-2016) Survey suggests warnings of tooth decay, obesity, diabetes could reduce sugary drink sales |
(13-Jan-2016) Five cups of spuds weekly boosts odds by 50 percent, research suggests |
(11-Jan-2016) But whether it might have effect on human obesity or diabetes isn't yet known |
(08-Jan-2016) Scientists find glucose causes strong contraction of blood vessels |
(07-Jan-2016) Researchers predict significant decrease in type 2 diabetes as well |
(07-Jan-2016) American Heart Association says measure should improve rates of obesity, diabetes, heart disease |
(07-Jan-2016) Wounds lead to thousands of amputations annually |
(05-Jan-2016) Researchers will measure how well the new technology helps people with type 1 diabetes |
(05-Jan-2016) Researchers find conditions such as high blood pressure, smoking may contribute to risk |
(01-Jan-2016) Waist circumference is a factor |
(29-Dec-2015) Higher-than-normal blood sugar levels can lead to kidney failure over time, research says |
(24-Dec-2015) Getting levels below current targets may significantly cut risk of heart attack, stroke, researchers contend |
(24-Dec-2015) Small study reports good results after weight-loss surgery |
(22-Dec-2015) British researchers say procedure provides many long-term health benefits |
(18-Dec-2015) Trial found it easier to use than current remedy, an injection |
(18-Dec-2015) Eat right and get enough rest |
(17-Dec-2015) And study found that more are developing kidney problems as a result of their disease |
(17-Dec-2015) Expert recommends aggressive screening for females |
(09-Dec-2015) Study finds those with good control get blood sugar measured too often at doctor's office |
(08-Dec-2015) Together, warfarin and sulfonylureas raise risk of hospitalization, study shows |
(07-Dec-2015) But study author says it's too soon to recommend changes in feeding practices |
(07-Dec-2015) Doctors should look for underlying health problems, experts suggest |
(04-Dec-2015) Metformin improved levels of fatty acids that help lower blood sugar levels |
(04-Dec-2015) 'Ultraman' competitors experience muscle damage and insulin resistance, researchers find |
(03-Dec-2015) Study found those who consumed caffeine-laden drinks had higher blood sugar, insulin levels later |
(03-Dec-2015) Dental care often overlooked, leading to worse overall health, study suggests |
(03-Dec-2015) Researchers aren't sure if abnormalities will last or cause problems, however |
(02-Dec-2015) Researcher says heart benefits outweigh risk of side effects |
(01-Dec-2015) Study found most benefits waned over time, but one expert believes more research is needed |
(01-Dec-2015) But another report shows U.S. has more cases than 37 other developed nations |
(25-Nov-2015) Trial finds that immune-based therapy is safe; further trial on effectiveness is planned |
(25-Nov-2015) Long-term study showed prolonged exposure linked to heart disease, stroke |
(24-Nov-2015) Here's what you can do |
(23-Nov-2015) Study looked at moms who had already diabetes in pregnancy |
(20-Nov-2015) First, speak with your doctor |
(19-Nov-2015) Researchers say 'one-size-fits-all' diet doesn't exist |
(18-Nov-2015) Small trial suggests the drug might help, but much more study is needed |
(18-Nov-2015) Insulin resistance may underlie the mental illness, researcher says |
(18-Nov-2015) Routine schedule, whether workday or not, might cut odds of diabetes, heart disease, study suggests |
(13-Nov-2015) How the blood sugar condition constantly affects daily living |
(13-Nov-2015) Some diabetics may enjoy small portions |
(13-Nov-2015) Government-funded study finds injected medicine beats laser therapy for form of retinopathy |
(11-Nov-2015) But association was only found in those with the highest genetic risk of the disease |
(11-Nov-2015) Commonly prescribed antipsychotic medications tied to greater risk of type 2 disease |
(11-Nov-2015) Study found upped odds for diabetes, autoimmune disorders decades later |
(10-Nov-2015) Study included almost 55,000 children and teens |
(10-Nov-2015) Research suggests brief but harder workouts may provide better blood sugar control |
(09-Nov-2015) Study found just a few minutes of resistance training or walking helped |
(09-Nov-2015) Study finds it was linked to fewer sugar-sweetened beverages, lower weight |
(09-Nov-2015) Experts credit improved treatment of 2 leading causes: high blood pressure and diabetes |
(09-Nov-2015) Commuting via public transportation also linked to lower blood pressure |
(06-Nov-2015) Those who are depressed sit around too much, increasing risks to themselves and their babies, research shows |
(04-Nov-2015) Study says adding 2 or more hours of shuteye each night might be a warning sign |
(04-Nov-2015) Study found people, especially diabetes patients, spent far less on doctors, drugs after procedure |
(03-Nov-2015) Might be a better way to spot women in danger of developing blood sugar disease, researcher says |
(03-Nov-2015) Many adults take 5 or more medications, often for preventable ills, study finds |
(02-Nov-2015) Diabetes, high blood pressure more common among seriously wounded soldiers, study finds |
(30-Oct-2015) Counting carbs and swapping treats help kids stick to treatment goals, expert says |
(29-Oct-2015) For data miners, routinely provided patient information yields a bigger picture |
(29-Oct-2015) Even when blood sugar, blood pressure levels dropped too low, doctors didn't cut back on meds |
(28-Oct-2015) That's why it's imperative to eat right, control blood pressure and cholesterol, quit smoking, doctors say |
(27-Oct-2015) Higher score means greater effect on blood sugar |
(27-Oct-2015) Prevention key to continued progress in fighting cancer, heart disease and diabetes, researchers say |
(26-Oct-2015) Group advises testing overweight, obese people aged 40 to 70 for abnormal blood sugar |
(14-Oct-2015) Harvard doctors argue for and against this medical ritual |
(12-Oct-2015) Study found variants determine where body fat is stored, regulation of fat cells |
(12-Oct-2015) People who process alcohol slowly also saw improvements in blood sugar levels, study says |
(12-Oct-2015) Moderately increased glucose could be cause for concern, study suggests |
(30-Sep-2015) Study finds benefit for those with gene variant related to vitamin D metabolism |
(29-Sep-2015) Plant-based regimens can boost fatty acids that lower your risk for diabetes, heart disease, study says |
(28-Sep-2015) Added sugars raise risk of heart troubles, stroke, experts say |
(28-Sep-2015) Those who are least active face added health risks even if they exercise, study finds |
(28-Sep-2015) Learning how to manage stress effectively might help, experts say |
(24-Sep-2015) Study finds taking medication at night cut risk of blood sugar disorder in half |
(21-Sep-2015) Highest rates found in the South and Midwest: report |
(18-Sep-2015) Study also found continual exposure to secondhand smoke raised chances of developing disease |
(18-Sep-2015) Health costs decline if obese patients with type 2 get procedure soon after diagnosis, experts say |
(17-Sep-2015) Disease looks similar to type 1 in humans, but with important differences |
(17-Sep-2015) Study found improved diabetes management in a real-world setting |
(17-Sep-2015) Unhealthy eating, sweetened beverages may combine to raise diabetes risk, researchers say |
(16-Sep-2015) Review finds these chemicals may boost odds of blood sugar disease by about 60 percent |
(16-Sep-2015) High PCBs levels in early pregnancy associated with greater risk, study shows |
(15-Sep-2015) Studies find up to a 40 percent greater risk of coronary problems in females |
(15-Sep-2015) Conversely, poor blood sugar control appears to increase risk of brain troubles, study finds |
(10-Sep-2015) This kind of exercise might also improve diabetes control, researchers say |
(09-Sep-2015) Yearly exams for most with type 1 disease can wait until 5 years after diagnosis or age 15, whichever is later, researchers suggest |
(09-Sep-2015) More with insurance may lead to better treatment of high blood pressure, high cholesterol and diabetes |
(09-Sep-2015) In study, men consumed 6,000 calories daily for a week, with unhealthy results showing up within days |
(08-Sep-2015) And many don't know they're flirting with the potentially fatal disease, researchers say |
(07-Sep-2015) Avoid injecting at the 'exact' same spot |
(04-Sep-2015) Bariatric procedures beat drug therapy in easing the disease over the long term, study found |
(02-Sep-2015) Smoking another risk factor for this age group, researchers say |
(02-Sep-2015) Obesity might also be behind the increase, researchers say |
(01-Sep-2015) Smaller portions could lower risk of heart disease, diabetes, even in low-risk people |
(28-Aug-2015) Agency advises users with such symptoms to contact their doctor |
(27-Aug-2015) Three minutes every half hour for three hours lowered blood sugar levels, study says |
(27-Aug-2015) Researchers don't know if the drugs signal developing disease, or contribute to it |
(24-Aug-2015) Less educated need more help preventing and managing blood sugar disease, researcher says |
(21-Aug-2015) Healthy lifestyle important but no guarantee against most common form of dementia, researchers find |
(19-Aug-2015) Better blood sugar control, greater education may help explain results, researchers say |
(18-Aug-2015) Researchers note higher dosage used in study isn't approved for treatment of blood sugar disease |
(14-Aug-2015) But study only found association between insulin resistance and test that hints at brain health |
(10-Aug-2015) Here's how it can affect pearly whites |
(08-Aug-2015) Only 30 states have laws ensuring children access to proper care |
(07-Aug-2015) Missing morning meal could raise blood sugar levels the rest of the day, study says |
(06-Aug-2015) Findings showed insulin resistance peaks in early adolescence, so exercise crucial during this period |
(05-Aug-2015) Study suggests monitoring at least twice a day helps people manage better |
(05-Aug-2015) Regularly eating chili peppers, other hot foods linked to lower risk of death during study period |
(31-Jul-2015) Even if you exercise, sitting for long periods linked to higher blood sugar, cholesterol levels |
(30-Jul-2015) Blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol levels key to managing disease, experts say |
(28-Jul-2015) Study finds diabetes, smoking and obesity also affect brain areas tied in memory |
(27-Jul-2015) Insulin resistance can inhibit signaling between brain cells and affect memory, study suggests |
(22-Jul-2015) Risk was even greater if the person also had an unhealthy adult lifestyle, study found |
(22-Jul-2015) Daily sugary drink tied to 13 percent increased risk over a decade, study finds |
(21-Jul-2015) Used early after diagnosis, drug appears to have long-lasting effects, study reports |
(21-Jul-2015) Study can't prove cause and effect, but saw dip in odds for people taking drugs such as Actos and Avandia |
(21-Jul-2015) Outcome data for more than 200,000 U.S. diabetes patients fails to show a link |
(20-Jul-2015) Study found people with blood sugar disorder were about 80 percent more likely to have memory troubles |
(20-Jul-2015) Middle-aged men with erectile dysfunction may be at even greater risk, study suggests |
(16-Jul-2015) Type of coverage doesn't matter, researchers say |
(14-Jul-2015) Patiromer appears to keep potassium levels in check, researchers say |
(13-Jul-2015) Drink lots of water, and check blood sugar often |
(10-Jul-2015) Close relatives, including spouses, had higher odds for type 1 diabetes, lupus, sarcoidosis, study finds |
(10-Jul-2015) Metformin did help control women's blood sugar, study finds |
(09-Jul-2015) Older patients with more disease complications have greater mental decline, Taiwan study says |
(09-Jul-2015) The foods help lower risk of illnesses such as obesity, heart disease and type 2 diabetes, expert says |
(09-Jul-2015) Researchers say they see link to risk of high blood pressure and diabetes in children |
(08-Jul-2015) Why many parents of children with type 1 diabetes struggle to provide better food choices |
(08-Jul-2015) Test performance declined noticeably in just two years |
(07-Jul-2015) Study finds combination of diabetes, heart disease and stroke can cut up to 15 years of life expectancy |
(01-Jul-2015) Two-thirds who took Saxenda lost 5 percent of body weight, study shows |
(29-Jun-2015) Study suggests making these resources easily accessible, affordable might cut odds of disease |
(23-Jun-2015) Eating protein, vegetables and fat before carbohydrates might help, study says |
(18-Jun-2015) Study finds aerobics or strength training can improve blood sugar levels, lower body fat and waist size |
(16-Jun-2015) At issue: eligibility of 6.4 million people in 34 states for tax credits for insurance premiums |
(12-Jun-2015) Study finds worse blood sugar control in those who worry about having enough to eat |
(09-Jun-2015) Researchers will look at effects in people with longstanding disease |
(09-Jun-2015) Always protect your feet |
(09-Jun-2015) Medications called GLP-1 receptors appear to change brain's response to food, researchers say |
(08-Jun-2015) Women who were more physically active while expecting also were about 2 pounds lighter |
(03-Jun-2015) But study showed it's not enough to prevent related deaths |
(01-Jun-2015) Study suggests a potential link, but researchers can't explain it |
(28-May-2015) Rates may even be higher, and experts warn that too little daily activity can cause serious harm |
(28-May-2015) Study found people with highest dose were 25 percent less likely to develop eye condition |
(28-May-2015) Study found those who followed it lost average of 15 pounds, had improved blood flow to feet |
(27-May-2015) Effect might be largely due to weight loss linked to eating more grains and vegetables, experts say |
(22-May-2015) Restricted access to eye and health care likely to blame, study authors suggest |
(20-May-2015) Study finds link between childhood victimization and adult health problems |
(20-May-2015) Carrying sons linked to gestational diabetes, girls to later type 2 risk, researchers say |
(19-May-2015) Metabolic syndrome, which includes high blood pressure and obesity, increases with age, researchers say |
(18-May-2015) SGLT2 inhibitors linked to potentially fatal condition called ketoacidosis |
(18-May-2015) Excess weight, sleep issues more common among those with changing schedules, study finds |
(12-May-2015) Altered activity could explain why some diseases are worse in some months than others, researchers say |
(11-May-2015) Avoid extreme temperatures |
(06-May-2015) Suggestions for dealing with this double whammy |
(06-May-2015) Report finds nearly half need a heart drug, almost a fifth are diabetic |
(05-May-2015) Wearing CPAP device eight hours a night improved blood sugar levels in study |
(04-May-2015) But doctors stress that there isn't enough research yet back up that conclusion |
(01-May-2015) Drinking water, unsweetened tea or coffee instead lowered chances of blood sugar disease by 25 percent |
(29-Apr-2015) Intensive therapy cut risk of needing a procedure in half, researchers report |
(21-Apr-2015) Study found daily capsules of the natural hormone triggered protective immune response |
(21-Apr-2015) Survival not significantly different from patients who didn't take metformin, study finds |
(21-Apr-2015) Diabetic ketoacidosis can prove serious; researchers point to lack of insurance leading to late diagnosis |
(17-Apr-2015) Finding suggests that 'Western' lifestyle may be driving diseases like asthma, diabetes, obesity |
(15-Apr-2015) Each threatens brain health, and combination is worse, study suggests |
(14-Apr-2015) British study finds fivefold jump in admissions, especially for the youngest, poorest patients |
(14-Apr-2015) New report also suggests quitting smoking, managing health conditions and socializing |
(14-Apr-2015) High blood sugar might interfere with normal brain development, researcher says |
(06-Apr-2015) Follow these safety suggestions |
(02-Apr-2015) People with prediabetes were 3.4 percent more prone to get full-blown disease for every hour watched daily |
(01-Apr-2015) Even with the same amount of sleep as early risers, they were more prone to diabetes, muscle loss |
(30-Mar-2015) Study links glyburide to more infant intensive care and respiratory distress |
(27-Mar-2015) Findings suggest need to modify screening methods |
(27-Mar-2015) Better treatments, tighter management of disease may explain promising trend |
(25-Mar-2015) Data on 1 million people suggests a higher risk of the illness linked to changes in gut microbes |
(25-Mar-2015) Eylea injections appear to ease diabetic retinopathy, studies show |
(25-Mar-2015) Among people with diabetic macular edema |
(23-Mar-2015) Study finds changes under Affordable Care Act also made treatment available |
(23-Mar-2015) Greater use of English and more non-Hispanic friends increased risk of disease, study finds |
(23-Mar-2015) Researchers say a protein in muscle might be culprit behind type 2 diabetes gender gap |
(23-Mar-2015) Blood sugar goals higher for some; Asian-Americans need screening at lower weights; statins for those over 40 |
(19-Mar-2015) Gestational diabetes, followed by weight gain after delivery significantly raise the risk, study finds |
(18-Mar-2015) Unique development of medication allowed drug makers to extend patents for decades, review says |
(17-Mar-2015) American and European associations want more standardization of new technologies |
(13-Mar-2015) New devices make monitoring blood sugar easier, but needle not eliminated yet |
(12-Mar-2015) Getting the millions of Americans at risk for type 2 tested is the first step, experts say |
(09-Mar-2015) Review of daughters hints at increased risk in middle age |
(06-Mar-2015) Boys born to women in their late 20s, early 30s appeared to have the lowest risk, study found |
(05-Mar-2015) And that sleep shortage may have implications for diabetes, study says |
(05-Mar-2015) Large Finnish study found a nearly 50 percent increase in people taking cholesterol-lowering drugs |
(05-Mar-2015) Avoid obesity, hypertension, diabetes and you may live up to 13 more years without the illness, study finds |
(03-Mar-2015) Three to five cups daily appeared to lower risk of clogged arteries, study says |
(02-Mar-2015) Brisk walking drops blood sugar more than a slower walk, study finds |
(02-Mar-2015) Study found half had high blood pressure, half had high cholesterol and 15 percent were diabetic |
(26-Feb-2015) Study found testing blood from mouth was as accurate as finger prick at diagnosing condition |
(23-Feb-2015) Association was found even when people weren't overweight, researchers said |
(19-Feb-2015) Experts say shortchanging nightly snooze affects hormone that controls blood sugar levels |
(18-Feb-2015) Eylea has slight advantage over Avastin, Lucentis for people with macular edema, but cost is an issue |
(17-Feb-2015) Experts aren't sure what's causing differences in insulin pump use, blood sugar levels |
(16-Feb-2015) Being lean did not protect against blood sugar disease, researcher notes |
(10-Feb-2015) Patients did better even if they didn't actually have high blood pressure |
(09-Feb-2015) Among diabetics with macular edema |
(06-Feb-2015) Experts aren't sure why, but say better treatment and support needed for both sexes |
(06-Feb-2015) To be used in those with diabetic macular edema, injections fight leading cause of blindness |
(05-Feb-2015) Small study offers hope for a diagnostic test some day, researchers say |
(03-Feb-2015) CDC team found 19 percent hadn't seen a doctor within last 6 months |
(03-Feb-2015) Researchers also hope it will help doctors track treatment |
(29-Jan-2015) Effect was more pronounced if cancer had a grim prognosis |
(29-Jan-2015) The danger zone: more than 2 drinks daily |
(23-Jan-2015) Study finds higher risk of heart disease, stroke in people with the skin condition |
(23-Jan-2015) Charcot foot can lead to deformity, disability if not treated in time, experts say |
(22-Jan-2015) For those who are inactive, any activity may be better than none |
(19-Jan-2015) Children, teens consume more calories, fat and salt on days they eat this American staple |
(15-Jan-2015) Study confirms the value of an overall healthy diet |
(15-Jan-2015) Study of postmenopausal women suggested hormone levels mattered more than excess weight |
(12-Jan-2015) Very tight blood sugar control can pose problems without benefits, study says |
(12-Jan-2015) Odds are highest for younger women and those doing shift work for many years |
(08-Jan-2015) Possible reasons include insulin resistance, problems with blood vessel lining and high blood pressure |
(07-Jan-2015) Even normal but slightly elevated levels can signal trouble, study notes |
(07-Jan-2015) Obesity, antidepressants could play a role in the connection, study suggests |
(06-Jan-2015) But, second study suggests that intensive blood sugar management can make a difference |
(06-Jan-2015) Results applied to older men and women, even with other health problems |
(05-Jan-2015) Very heavy people slip into poor health over time, researchers find |
(30-Dec-2014) More likely for patients diagnosed as adults |
(29-Dec-2014) Too little money for food, housing and medicine affects disease management |
(26-Dec-2014) But there was no effect on thinking and memory skills, researchers say |
(23-Dec-2014) New guidelines from the American Diabetes Association recommend greater statin use |
(23-Dec-2014) Alternative medications more costly, have more side effects, researchers say |
(23-Dec-2014) ADA says this group tends to put on pounds around the waist, a particularly bad spot for diabetes risk |
(19-Dec-2014) But experts question value of finding when so many other risk factors for disease can be changed |
(18-Dec-2014) Women have slightly greater gains than men, study finds |
(17-Dec-2014) Focus should be on eating healthy foods rather than glycemic index, experts say |
(10-Dec-2014) Blacks have made some gains, especially in the West, but whites still fare better overall, study finds |
(09-Dec-2014) More than half of all medical students are involved in such clinics, study says |
(08-Dec-2014) Insulin pumps and continuous glucose monitors assist with blood sugar management |
(08-Dec-2014) Study finds the drug may be riskier than expected |
(05-Dec-2014) Excess weight also shortens the time you live free of chronic diseases that lower quality of life, researchers say |
(03-Dec-2014) Study points to genetic signs that the antioxidant-rich regimen might boost longevity |
(02-Dec-2014) Taking blood sugar-lowering medications can also help, researchers say |
(01-Dec-2014) Blood sugar disorder associated with 19 percent greater decline in thinking skills, study reports |
(01-Dec-2014) Make sure you get enough exercise |
(29-Nov-2014) Carbohydrate-heavy meals can send blood sugar levels soaring, expert warns |
(28-Nov-2014) Plan ahead and make exercise a part of your tradition, expert advises |
(25-Nov-2014) Study found modest effect against the disease, but experts say overall healthy diet is still best approach |
(20-Nov-2014) Increases also seen for prediabetes, undiagnosed diabetes care |
(20-Nov-2014) Study suggests that about 20 percent of patients carry 'exercise-resistant' genes |
(19-Nov-2014) Better blood sugar management helped, but risk during 14-year period was still doubled |
(18-Nov-2014) Many had even seen a doctor in the past year, researchers report |
(18-Nov-2014) Proper management of disease is best way to reduce heart attack risk, researchers say |
(14-Nov-2014) Screening for sleep disorder could spot those at risk for more rapid loss of renal function, researchers say |
(14-Nov-2014) Health or financial reasons disqualify more than 75 percent, researchers report |
(13-Nov-2014) These disorders linked to risk for car accidents and poor health, study suggests |
(06-Nov-2014) New research suggests gastric bypass as safe as appendix or gallbladder removal |
(03-Nov-2014) Obese people who had gastric bypass, banding were 80 percent less likely to develop blood sugar disease |
(28-Oct-2014) Researchers find this commonly used medication controls blood sugar for many |
(27-Oct-2014) Only half of campus clinics felt they could handle diabetes care, and many don't identify students with needs |
(27-Oct-2014) Children 5 to 9 years old hardest hit, study finds |
(23-Oct-2014) Girls' risk of being overweight may be more than tripled, study finds |
(22-Oct-2014) Potential benefits for both mom and baby |
(14-Oct-2014) Obese blacks were no more or less likely to die early than were obese whites, research shows |
(14-Oct-2014) In lab, exposure to blue light activated medication, but experts stress that much more research is needed |
(13-Oct-2014) Many Americans suffer from multiple conditions related to cigarettes |
(09-Oct-2014) In laboratory, researchers have developed insulin-producing beta cells |
(09-Oct-2014) But using yohimbine won't replace lifestyle changes as the cornerstone of treatment, experts say |
(09-Oct-2014) Seven or more weekly portions of greasy fare may double odds, researchers say |
(08-Oct-2014) Lifestyle changes cited as reason for gains, researchers say |
(07-Oct-2014) Members of independent panel of health experts say science now supports more aggressive testing |
(06-Oct-2014) Survival rates similar for those with looser glucose limits, trial finds |
(03-Oct-2014) Long-acting versions may beat intermediate-acting forms of the medicine for safety, effectiveness |
(03-Oct-2014) Women with this form of arthritis are more susceptible, researchers say |
(01-Oct-2014) Factors that appear to lower odds include healthy weight, exercise and no smoking |
(01-Oct-2014) Some past research had suggested a possible benefit against the disease |
(30-Sep-2014) Some obese people have DNA that makes it tougher for workouts to fend off the disease, study suggests |
(25-Sep-2014) Researchers uncover new genetic mutations, other contributing factors |
(25-Sep-2014) Blue-collar jobs of 55 hours a week or more might raise your risk, study says |
(23-Sep-2014) After 20-year increase, cases have been tapering lately, but some groups still at risk: government report |
(22-Sep-2014) Medicine tied to lower thyroid-stimulating hormone levels in those with underactive thyroid |
(19-Sep-2014) But keeping blood pressure in check does, researchers say |
(19-Sep-2014) Trulicity helps lower blood sugar levels when used alone or with other medications, agency says |
(19-Sep-2014) New drug helps regulate blood sugar |
(17-Sep-2014) Never too late to take steps to help avoid the memory-robbing disorder, researchers say |
(12-Sep-2014) Patients with type 2 disease were less likely to gain weight, suffer dangerous drops in blood sugar levels |
(12-Sep-2014) Findings could help explain association between dirty air, risk for heart disease, researchers say |
(12-Sep-2014) Ultra-sensitive test detects trouble even with normal cholesterol, researchers find |
(11-Sep-2014) Stressed cells can halt protein production, which could could shed light on diseases like Alzheimer's and ALS |
(11-Sep-2014) Researchers enrolling 3,000 dogs to learn about risk factors for canine disease |
(10-Sep-2014) Cholesterol-lowering drugs might protect against damage to small blood vessels, researchers report |
(09-Sep-2014) Study found link to breast, colon, liver and other tumors |
(08-Sep-2014) Study highlights gaps and unintended consequences of 'Obamacare' |
(02-Sep-2014) Increase was greater for men, yet only about half could be explained by excess weight |
(21-Aug-2014) But negative result doesn't rule out disease, FDA warns |
(21-Aug-2014) Study found association regardless of their current weight |
(21-Aug-2014) Sticking with a fitness and nutrition plan can save more than $500 a year in health-care costs, study finds |
(21-Aug-2014) Diabetic macular edema seems to strike some types of patients more frequently |
(18-Aug-2014) Keep risk factors in check |
(14-Aug-2014) Of 18 states surveyed, Mississippi had highest rate with 32 percent of adults downing a daily soda |
(13-Aug-2014) Rates for black women and Hispanics even higher at 50 percent |
(11-Aug-2014) High blood pressure, diabetes play the biggest roles, new research reports |
(06-Aug-2014) Study found mental health sessions allowed patients to manage blood sugar levels more effectively |
(05-Aug-2014) But long-term use of statins may raise odds of diabetes among people with risk factors, experts say |
(05-Aug-2014) Hibernating grizzlies offer new clues to common human ailments, scientists say |
(04-Aug-2014) Most amputations are preventable with earlier treatment, researchers note |
(01-Aug-2014) Jardiance works by boosting excretion of sugar from the kidneys, agency says |
(01-Aug-2014) Blocks re-absorption of blood sugar by kidneys |
(31-Jul-2014) Overall, 1 in 10 consultations in the U.S. now involves a person with the illness, CDC says |
(28-Jul-2014) Lifestyle choices influence long-term outcomes, researcher says |
(28-Jul-2014) Study confirmed it helps regulate blood sugar levels, increases insulin sensitivity in people with more of it |
(25-Jul-2014) Researchers cite many possible reasons for the effect, including hormonal changes |
(22-Jul-2014) Risk even greater for people whose diabetes isn't well-controlled, study finds |
(21-Jul-2014) But too many children and teens remain obese, experts say |
(21-Jul-2014) And women tend to fare worse than men, study finds |
(21-Jul-2014) That, in turn, may help reduce health ills, such as diabetes and heart disease, researcher says |
(16-Jul-2014) Scientists report that injection lowered blood sugar levels, improved insulin insensitivity |
(14-Jul-2014) Worried women could be prone to weight gain, study suggests |
(11-Jul-2014) But device is still a long way from use by people |
(09-Jul-2014) No greater risk for heart disease, diabetes or death among donors, researchers say |
(08-Jul-2014) As weight climbs, so do related deaths from heart disease, diabetes and cancer, researchers say |
(03-Jul-2014) 6-month blood sugar control was better with the devices compared to needles, researchers say |
(03-Jul-2014) In study, people with type 2 disease had better blood sugar control when both modes used |
(02-Jul-2014) Early detection can help prevent serious complications |
(30-Jun-2014) Afrezza is taken at mealtimes, along with long-acting insulin or standard diabetes pills |
(30-Jun-2014) Early study in mouse and human cells shows promise, but more research is needed |
(30-Jun-2014) A rapid-acting inhaled insulin |
(30-Jun-2014) Price tag for 1 year of institutionalized care is now about $84,000, federal report says |
(23-Jun-2014) Find out if the person is overwhelmed |
(23-Jun-2014) Study also finds former smokers, overweight better at taking cholesterol-lowering drugs as prescribed |
(23-Jun-2014) In small study, levels of healthy brown fat in men rose as thermostats were turned down |
(23-Jun-2014) There's been research to suggest that changes in 'good' intestinal bacteria could affect health |
(20-Jun-2014) There are already too few specialists treating hormone disorders, expert says |
(19-Jun-2014) Federal reports capture nation's pre-Obamacare health status and health-care coverage |
(19-Jun-2014) Increase in stroke risk factors such as diabetes and high blood pressure may be to blame, researchers say |
(19-Jun-2014) Obesity a major risk factor for condition that causes problems for both mother and baby, experts say |
(17-Jun-2014) Residents of areas that encourage walking also have lower obesity rates, Canadian research shows |
(16-Jun-2014) Targeted levels are made lower, but young patients need individualized care, ADA guideline says |
(16-Jun-2014) Finding might lead one day to new ways to treat humans with blood sugar disease, researchers say |
(16-Jun-2014) Device removes guesswork from insulin therapy, reduces low blood sugar episodes, study finds |
(16-Jun-2014) New studies look at the emotional fallout from type 1 and type 2 disease |
(13-Jun-2014) Findings suggest diet might someday play preventive role, researchers say |
(12-Jun-2014) In study, medicine seemed to do more to help black patients manage their blood sugar |
(10-Jun-2014) Study finds a fivefold increase in risk, but doesn't prove cause-and-effect |
(10-Jun-2014) Study questions value of insulin analogs, but U.S. diabetes expert says they're cost-effective |
(10-Jun-2014) Other experts dispute the study's conclusions |
(10-Jun-2014) New 15-year study says these procedures outperform regular care for obese patients |
(10-Jun-2014) Nearly 1 in 10 people now face higher risks for various ills linked to the blood sugar disease, report finds |
(06-Jun-2014) Up to 30 percent higher chance of developing blood sugar disease seen in study, but findings aren't conclusive |
(04-Jun-2014) Those who had gastric bypass dropped the most weight, some saw their type 2 diabetes disappear, studies found |
(03-Jun-2014) It's especially beneficial to those at risk of heart disease, researcher contends |
(03-Jun-2014) Recognizing and treating the disease early may prevent cardiovascular complications, study author says |
(30-May-2014) One-third who took Victoza lost 10 percent of body weight, researchers say |
(29-May-2014) Poorer results, higher costs seen in heart bypass patients with blood sugar disease |
(28-May-2014) Rates in remote mountain villages are five times higher than two decades ago |
(23-May-2014) Complication called ketoacidosis can affect memory, thinking for six months, reports study |
(23-May-2014) Women with diabetes face 40 to 50 percent greater risk of heart disease than men with diabetes, researchers say |
(21-May-2014) Researchers cite lower cost, less radiation |
(21-May-2014) Molecule helped insulin last longer, lower blood sugar levels more efficiently, researchers report |
(14-May-2014) Research shows rates of mental, physical problems higher in these patients than among other adults |
(13-May-2014) Study suggests tight blood sugar control ups survival, but recent medical advances may also play role |
(09-May-2014) Five-year survival rates now similar to transplants in people without diabetes |
(05-May-2014) Increase in type 1 diabetes especially baffling to experts |
(01-May-2014) Some you can control, others you can't |
(29-Apr-2014) Loss of gray matter can lead to dementia, experts say |
(25-Apr-2014) Yes, says study, but experts note there are better ways to reduce the risk |
(22-Apr-2014) Study found abnormal rhythms when blood sugar dipped at night in people with type 2 disease |
(17-Apr-2014) Information from MRI scans might help in obesity, diabetes research |
(16-Apr-2014) But at the same time, rates of diabetes have more than tripled, researchers report |
(15-Apr-2014) Tanzeum is injected once a week and appears to help control blood sugar levels, agency says |
(15-Apr-2014) Along with diet and exercise |
(14-Apr-2014) Study using voodoo dolls suggests irritable partners should grab a snack before speaking |
(14-Apr-2014) Researchers found a nationwide rise of the disease since late 1980s, and a parallel rise in obesity |
(14-Apr-2014) Study found low oxygen levels in healthy people at high altitudes led to increase in signs of insulin resistance |
(10-Apr-2014) Comfortable relationship can be as beneficial as statins for heart problems, study finds |
(09-Apr-2014) Findings suggest new way to prompt body to burn extra energy |
(07-Apr-2014) Losing weight while young may help kids lower future health care expenses, researcher says |
(04-Apr-2014) But it's not always clear which disease comes first, researchers say |
(03-Apr-2014) Study followed Chinese people with high blood sugar for more than two decades |
(31-Mar-2014) One-third of gastric-bypass patients kept type 2 diabetes under control without meds during three-year study |
(31-Mar-2014) Metformin does not have protective effect on left ventricle, researchers say |
(31-Mar-2014) Study of 6th-graders links greater strength to lower risk for heart disease |
(27-Mar-2014) Study suggests connection is more about physical changes than patients' self-care |
(25-Mar-2014) Study finds weight gain increases odds for heart disease, diabetes |
(25-Mar-2014) But more could be done to improve vision loss, researchers say |
(20-Mar-2014) Might trigger hormone problems linked to obesity, diabetes, study suggests |
(19-Mar-2014) Study also found that high blood pressure has similar impact |
(17-Mar-2014) Odds of complications, hospital admissions lower when patients see fewer doctors, says study |
(14-Mar-2014) Diabetic people may have issues that complicate and hamper cancer care, researchers say |
(13-Mar-2014) Here's what you need to know to choose a health insurance plan by March 31 deadline |
(12-Mar-2014) 20-year study compared thickness of neck arteries |
(10-Mar-2014) Study found they were more than twice as likely to end up in ER, five times more likely to be hospitalized |
(07-Mar-2014) FDA takes steps to eliminate potential risks for people with diabetes |
(07-Mar-2014) For starters, wash your hands before you test, experts say |
(06-Mar-2014) Researchers report it was independently associated with higher risk of heart disease, diabetes |
(06-Mar-2014) Excessive weight gain leads to serious problems for mothers and infants, study suggests |
(05-Mar-2014) More than one in five will be obese by 2019, study says |
(27-Feb-2014) Another goal: give consumers a better understanding of realistic serving sizes |
(26-Feb-2014) But FDA assessment calls for further look at injectable type-2 treatments |
(25-Feb-2014) Research finds big gender gap, which one doctor believes is tied to better treatment for men |
(25-Feb-2014) Helps prevent cracking and drying |
(25-Feb-2014) Endocrine system might be disrupted by these water, stain repellants, study says |
(25-Feb-2014) Drug is meant for people with deficiency of the hormone leptin |
(20-Feb-2014) Small study found side effects such as low blood sugar, high potassium, severe dizziness |
(14-Feb-2014) USDA study finds glucose levels increase as produce, low-fat dairy become more costly |
(14-Feb-2014) Here are some alternative gifts for a loved one with diabetes |
(12-Feb-2014) Most participants developed condition after being overweight for years, not after large recent gain |
(11-Feb-2014) These babies could be at increased risk of diabetes later in life, study suggests |
(11-Feb-2014) Marketed as Onglyza and Kombiglyze XR, drug appears to have no effect on heart attack or stroke risk |
(10-Feb-2014) Study found people in emerging nations with TVs, computers and cars more likely to be obese, have diabetes |
(10-Feb-2014) Researchers suggest their findings could lead to the development of new treatments for the disease |
(07-Feb-2014) The hope: to eliminate daily injections for those with diabetes, but much testing remains to be done |
(07-Feb-2014) At these appointments, obstetrician reviews pregnancy, makes transition to primary care |
(06-Feb-2014) If early results translate to humans, need for daily injections might be eliminated in future, researchers say |
(06-Feb-2014) British study also found reduced risk with other fermented dairy products |
(05-Feb-2014) Commit to eating healthier |
(05-Feb-2014) When you shiver, your body converts white fat to healthier brown fat, study finds |
(04-Feb-2014) Study found no effect, but longer-term trials may be needed to see a benefit, experts add |
(04-Feb-2014) Firefighters who followed it most closely saw less weight gain, lower risk of heart trouble |
(04-Feb-2014) However, device didn't perform as well in kids as in adults, FDA says |
(29-Jan-2014) You can use them to count carbs, log blood sugar, but users say they're no substitute for patient knowledge and a doctor's care |
(29-Jan-2014) Study of older women found having more of hormone from fat tissue after age 65 unwise |
(29-Jan-2014) House panel members spar over claim that provision of health-reform law is a 'job killer' |
(24-Jan-2014) Large Canadian study finds people with diabetes are more likely to get sick from flu, be hospitalized |
(24-Jan-2014) Study suggests if one spouse has the illness, the odds are raised that the other will develop diabetes, too |
(23-Jan-2014) Findings could advance efforts to develop personalized obesity treatments, researchers say |
(21-Jan-2014) Substances found in some people's favorite foods appear to benefit blood sugar, inflammation levels |
(21-Jan-2014) Study might explain why health problems are more common among night workers |
(15-Jan-2014) Notion that obesity might offer protection is a myth, researchers say |
(13-Jan-2014) Sweating while sleeping may be a warning sign |
(13-Jan-2014) Preventive Services Task Force recommends blood sugar test after 24 weeks of pregnancy |
(08-Jan-2014) Along with diet and exercise |
(08-Jan-2014) Study found no benefit with heart surgery patients, but those with other conditions were discharged earlier |
(06-Jan-2014) Key ingredient of study: use of extra-virgin olive oil, not calorie counting or exercise |
(02-Jan-2014) Modest improvements in violent behavior noted with addition of antipsychotic drug |
(30-Dec-2013) And make sure you know how to use it |
(23-Dec-2013) Parents should monitor their child's blood sugar more often, but don't be too restrictive, expert says |
(20-Dec-2013) People with pre-diabetes appear to benefit from adding extra steps to their daily stroll |
(19-Dec-2013) Researchers say patient education, more proactive care could stop damage in most cases |
(19-Dec-2013) But direct link not proven |
(17-Dec-2013) Despite ties between the two illnesses, gum therapies didn't help with blood-sugar control |
(16-Dec-2013) Metformin made men's heart metabolism worse, study found |
(16-Dec-2013) But, experts say drug isn't meant for that use, while diet and exercise have proven effective |
(16-Dec-2013) It raises risk of gum disease |
(10-Dec-2013) But low blood sugar, a side effect of treatment, remains a concern, study authors say |
(09-Dec-2013) But odds for malignancy are low; study found stronger connection for some minorities |
(06-Dec-2013) 'Insulin sensitizers' tied to lower odds of developing cancer when compared to other type of medication |
(06-Dec-2013) Don't forget medication and supplies |
(05-Dec-2013) Younger patients overlooked more often, study finds |
(04-Dec-2013) Doctors may not be discussing ways to avoid developing the blood sugar disease, researchers say |
(02-Dec-2013) Study found variation tied to increased fats in the blood |
(28-Nov-2013) Suggestions for holiday eating |
(25-Nov-2013) Not all experts are happy with granting wider access to the troubled medication, however |
(21-Nov-2013) CDC finds race, sex, education, location and wealth among key factors in these inequalities |
(20-Nov-2013) Researchers found greater odds of developing heart conditions, diabetes despite lack of symptoms |
(20-Nov-2013) Amputation rate for peripheral artery disease was similar despite wide variance in treatment costs between regions |
(18-Nov-2013) Small study of Finnish men found protective effect, especially with endurance sports |
(18-Nov-2013) Doctors should inform families about short- and long-term consequences, researcher says |
(18-Nov-2013) For starters, figure out the best time of day |
(14-Nov-2013) New guidelines from the Endocrine Society aim to detect cases early, get treatment started |
(14-Nov-2013) Combo used in patients with diabetes led to more kidney problems, damage |
(13-Nov-2013) But first, device must undergo clinical studies |
(12-Nov-2013) Small study compared effects of this type of body fat in men |
(12-Nov-2013) But more research is needed to confirm the findings |
(12-Nov-2013) Major survey of U.S. health care trends yields surprises |
(11-Nov-2013) Screening could help identify those who would benefit from early treatment, researchers say |
(07-Nov-2013) But it might have a future as a weight-loss drug, results suggest |
(05-Nov-2013) For those under 60, diabetes quadruples the risk of heart disease, bringing it on par with men |
(31-Oct-2013) Doctors, patients share responsibility for preventing and treating co-occurring conditions, experts say |
(30-Oct-2013) Mouse studies found it did double duty; human trials too short to see effect, researchers report |
(28-Oct-2013) Used in single patient, special chamber may allow implantation of insulin-producing cells without rejection |
(24-Oct-2013) Obesity alone doesn't explain the findings, researchers say |
(23-Oct-2013) Blood glucose levels on the higher end of the normal range linked to poorer results on memory test |
(23-Oct-2013) Study finds surgery more effective at least two years out |
(22-Oct-2013) It's especially important for diabetics |
(18-Oct-2013) Daily consumption of soda, sports and energy drinks contributes to obesity crisis, experts warn |
(16-Oct-2013) Age and smoking status are also key factors when thinking about procedure, study shows |
(15-Oct-2013) Study found higher quality of life after bypass than with less-invasive angioplasty |
(10-Oct-2013) Finding indicates these cells could possibly be replenished, researchers say |
(08-Oct-2013) He'd been dealing with elevated blood sugar levels for more than 20 years |
(08-Oct-2013) Listen to your doctors advice |
(04-Oct-2013) Important for diabetics to get glucose levels under control before procedures, authors say |
(04-Oct-2013) Too much shuteye may be even more damaging than too little |
(26-Sep-2013) However, U.S. experts say inexpensive medication is promising but needs more research |
(26-Sep-2013) Study found morning meal rich in protein, fat actually curbed hunger, helped control blood sugar levels |
(26-Sep-2013) Patients taking sulfonylureas had a higher death risk than those on metformin, researchers say |
(25-Sep-2013) Benefits more pronounced for women than men, researchers contend |
(25-Sep-2013) Study found heavier seniors had lower death risk but higher disease risk, with reasons uncertain |
(24-Sep-2013) Device could improve quality of life for people with type 1 diabetes, experts say |
(24-Sep-2013) One theory: a natural protective feature exists during reproductive years |
(23-Sep-2013) Alefacept appeared to reduce need for insulin in study |
(21-Sep-2013) Care demands can create more stress than severity of illness, researchers say |
(20-Sep-2013) Study found lower levels of the protein in women with lifestyle factors linked to type 2 disease |
(17-Sep-2013) Similar rates of disease-related deaths found in study |
(15-Sep-2013) Zaltrap is currently used to treat colon cancer, eye disease |
(13-Sep-2013) Scoring system could help determine if weight-loss procedure will help control disease in obese patients |
(12-Sep-2013) Finding was independent of women's other risk factors in early study |
(10-Sep-2013) New record-keeping method may help improve diabetes care, tracking of childhood growth disorders, studies say |
(03-Sep-2013) It appears to improve blood fat levels and may aid weight loss, researchers report |
(02-Sep-2013) Onglyza study reflects new cautious approach to oversight of diabetes medicines, experts say |
(30-Aug-2013) But fruit juices appeared to raise risk for type 2 disease in long-term study |
(30-Aug-2013) How to prepare for a field trip |
(29-Aug-2013) Samples consistently containing protein tied to slowed information processing among older adults |
(28-Aug-2013) Small study suggests people with condition absorb glucose more rapidly |
(27-Aug-2013) Relatively low level of inflammation may hold the key, researchers say |
(27-Aug-2013) People with type 2 diabetes plus a certain variant of DNA had 36 percent higher risk, study found |
(23-Aug-2013) Small study finds they face higher risk of the night-time breathing disorder |
(22-Aug-2013) However, the effect was strongest for people who were not obese |
(21-Aug-2013) This class of drugs is increasingly used to treat children with ADHD, depression |
(20-Aug-2013) Scoring system based on risk factors predicted who would develop brain disease a decade later |
(19-Aug-2013) Over a median of 3.5 years, the devices worked better at controlling blood sugar, researchers say |
(19-Aug-2013) Studies tied phthalates, BPA to insulin resistance, higher body fat |
(16-Aug-2013) Low-carb diets also were associated with reduced risk |
(15-Aug-2013) Drugs such as Cipro, Avelox were most implicated, but experts say other factors may be at play |
(14-Aug-2013) Researchers say type 2 disease with depression associated with greater mental declines |
(14-Aug-2013) In large U.S. study, body weight mattered more for non-diabetics |
(13-Aug-2013) People who consumed plenty of nuts or olive oil fared better in study |
(12-Aug-2013) Fruit, protein and moderate alcohol intake tied to lower risk of chronic disease in study |
(07-Aug-2013) Elevated blood glucose may harm the brain, even in people without diabetes, researchers say |
(07-Aug-2013) As skin disorder worsened, likelihood of multiple diseases rose, researchers found |
(06-Aug-2013) Car commuters have higher blood pressure, more obesity, U.K. study also found |
(05-Aug-2013) Diabetic men using the drug had higher survival rates in cancer study |
(02-Aug-2013) Foods rich in amino and fatty acids may help preserve insulin production, study suggests |
(01-Aug-2013) Aniridia, a genetic disorder, can cause blindness as well as metabolic illnesses, experts say |
(31-Jul-2013) The findings were based on six prior studies |
(30-Jul-2013) Study corroborates other research showing the drug may have benefits beyond diabetes care |
(30-Jul-2013) Batches of Nova Max Glucose Test Strips could give erroneous, overly high blood sugar readings |
(29-Jul-2013) Study looked at seniors' blood sugar tests along with their brain scans |
(24-Jul-2013) Analysis finds they are roughly 50 percent more likely to have trouble with walking, daily self-care |
(23-Jul-2013) Products make false claims, could be unsafe and may delay proven therapies, agency says |
(22-Jul-2013) Men who miss morning meal much more likely to suffer heart attack, research shows |
(19-Jul-2013) Overweight study patients who shed pounds through lifestyle changes kept full-blown disease at bay |
(19-Jul-2013) Although disease rates are rising, orthopedic treatments have improved, experts say |
(17-Jul-2013) Diabetic children at higher risk for retinopathy, which can lead to blindness, studies show |
(15-Jul-2013) Study uncovered high blood sugar levels in many participants |
(15-Jul-2013) Study found patients taking metformin were 20 percent less likely to develop dementia |
(12-Jul-2013) Researchers working with rodents say they're one step closer |
(12-Jul-2013) But hospital-related infection not more likely with gestational-type diabetes |
(10-Jul-2013) Failure of aleglitazar might affect FDA deliberations on whether to ease restrictions on similar drug Avandia |
(09-Jul-2013) Study found ages 4 to 5 months safest for introducing solids to infants at higher risk for type 1 disease |
(09-Jul-2013) However, large review found 9 percent higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes |
(07-Jul-2013) Findings could have implications for prediabetic mothers, researchers say |
(02-Jul-2013) But heart and lung benefits outweigh the risk, expert says |
(01-Jul-2013) Researchers looked at children who had first-degree relatives with the autoimmune disease |
(01-Jul-2013) But side effects of aspirin-like drug warrant further study |
(01-Jul-2013) Some seniors on fee-for-service plans may need to change ordering method |
(28-Jun-2013) Researchers in Scotland compared their risk of diabetes to that of white men |
(26-Jun-2013) Early trial found it boosts insulin production, appears safe |
(25-Jun-2013) Small study found it helped even if no other lifestyle changes were made |
(25-Jun-2013) But study of overweight patients found lifestyle changes may prevent complications such as kidney failure, eye damage |
(24-Jun-2013) Sensor device may ease patient fear of dangerously low blood sugar levels during sleep, experts say |
(21-Jun-2013) Larger waist size, more inflammation seen in study of women after menopause |
(19-Jun-2013) Common signs of type 1 diabetes often resemble symptoms of other illnesses |
(19-Jun-2013) Advocates say AMA's move will boost resources to fight weight-gain epidemic, but others question decision |
(18-Jun-2013) Evidence of two autoantibodies signaled a 70 percent risk, researchers say |
(18-Jun-2013) Early study supports weekend power sleeping |
(17-Jun-2013) Overweight women who ate morning meal had lower blood sugar, better insulin response in small study |
(17-Jun-2013) Large study finds higher consumption increases risk, but experts are at odds with findings |
(12-Jun-2013) Walking 15 minutes three times a day was better for blood sugar levels than one 45-minute walk, small study found |
(10-Jun-2013) Overly aggressive glucose control might backfire in older patients, findings suggest |
(07-Jun-2013) Study worked with adolescents and their families to boost activity, healthy eating |
(07-Jun-2013) Controversial decision comes after a second look at major data review focused on heart risks |
(06-Jun-2013) Cost to U.S. is $17 billion a year, researchers say, but experts question findings |
(05-Jun-2013) Whether the new approach would work in humans is unknown, experts say |
(04-Jun-2013) It reduces symptoms of type 2 diabetes, studies found, but surgical risks exist |
(03-Jun-2013) Here's what to watch for |
(30-May-2013) Prepare the injections where the child can't see you |
(29-May-2013) Up to 4 percent of pregnancies involve mothers with thyroid conditions, study authors say |
(28-May-2013) In mouse study, animals received enough insulin to function for days at a time |
(28-May-2013) Practice would provide a substantial benefit with few risks, experts say |
(24-May-2013) Some popular brands associated with high blood sugar levels in study, but odds of problems are low |
(23-May-2013) High blood pressure, other complications seen in adolescence |
(22-May-2013) Higher blood levels of a beneficial hormone seen in those who took the omega-3 supplements |
(21-May-2013) Experts say biological changes or a lack of interest in self-care might be to blame |
(14-May-2013) Study counters prior research suggesting the medicine might help cancer patients |
(14-May-2013) Since 1993, hospitalization rates have increased 51 percent for these patients, researchers say |
(14-May-2013) Finding might reassure women considering the procedure, researcher says |
(08-May-2013) Obese adults embrace walking program to avoid hike in insurance premiums, study finds |
(02-May-2013) Smoking, diabetes, other things that harm physical health linked to poorer mental function, study says |
(01-May-2013) Yet no clear evidence the program improves diabetes, high-blood pressure, other ills, at least in early years of enrollment |
(30-Apr-2013) Key hormones, amino acids altered during digestion, study finds |
(30-Apr-2013) Danish study found overweight males in their 20s had worse health in middle age |
(27-Apr-2013) Study suggests women at higher risk for chronic liver disease |
(25-Apr-2013) But it's too soon to think of trying it with humans, researchers say |
(25-Apr-2013) European researchers found odds rose by up to 22 percent at this level of consumption |
(24-Apr-2013) But nearly half of patients aren't meeting goals for blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol |
(24-Apr-2013) Study looked at whether adults eventually had a stroke and compared areas where they had lived |
(24-Apr-2013) Better awareness, prevention and treatment are crucial, experts say |
(16-Apr-2013) Medical groups lower threshold for body-fat levels in new recommendations |
(09-Apr-2013) Small study suggests supplement might help, but diabetes expert is skeptical |
(08-Apr-2013) Researchers suggest selecting seafood known to have lower levels of the metal |
(04-Apr-2013) Distance rather than speed reaps the benefits, researchers say |
(02-Apr-2013) Experts find an association, but aren't recommending supplementation |
(01-Apr-2013) Invokana blocks reabsorption of glucose by the kidneys |
(01-Apr-2013) High-risk patients who saw doctor within month of ER visit reduced risk for heart attack, death |
(29-Mar-2013) Invokana works by blocking reabsorption of glucose in body |
(29-Mar-2013) To balance activity and food |
(28-Mar-2013) Take meds as prescribed to ward off hypoglycemia |
(28-Mar-2013) Emotional ads put a face to devastating effects from both smoking and secondhand smoke |
(27-Mar-2013) In study, adults with diabetes who didn't grasp health info often skipped needed drugs |
(25-Mar-2013) Screening for smoking, obesity and diabetes may help identify those at greater risk for rheumatoid arthritis |
(21-Mar-2013) Only 11 percent of the 79 million Americans with prediabetes aware they have the condition |
(19-Mar-2013) Study estimated beverages' role in worldwide obesity and heart disease, diabetes, some cancers |
(15-Mar-2013) With two chronic conditions, she's learned 'not to sweat the small stuff' |
(15-Mar-2013) Link between 'sister diseases' is rooted in immune system problem, expert says |
(14-Mar-2013) Large Japanese study didn't prove cause and effect, however |
(11-Mar-2013) Ranexa shows effectiveness, especially in patients with poor blood sugar control, study finds |
(11-Mar-2013) Study found people taking newer drugs were 44 percent less likely to be hospitalized with the condition |
(07-Mar-2013) Reason for link between teeth, gums and heart health is still unclear, researcher says |
(06-Mar-2013) Report says it topped $245 billion in 2012; increase reflects growing number of people with the disease |
(05-Mar-2013) Bioengineered implant could house transplanted insulin-producing cells, researchers say |
(05-Mar-2013) Although not a crystal ball, researchers say it might help doctors and patients make better choices |
(28-Feb-2013) There was an effect on blood sugar, other factors even when exercise was factored in |
(27-Feb-2013) System helped keep blood sugar at safe levels among young campers, study found |
(27-Feb-2013) Global study strengthens tie between sweeteners and type 2 disease, experts say |
(27-Feb-2013) Rates of infection, blood clots similar in those with and without the condition, study finds |
(25-Feb-2013) Patients on Januvia, Byetta twice as likely to develop condition, study says |
(21-Feb-2013) Risks for diabetes, cancer and heart disease all seem to rise with more time spent seated, study finds |
(21-Feb-2013) Experts credit healthier fare at schools, information campaigns for the turnaround |
(20-Feb-2013) Only 21 percent of those interviewed say they're well-versed on the disease, Harris Interactive/HealthDay survey finds |
(18-Feb-2013) Get regular checkups |
(15-Feb-2013) But large U.S. government study shows there's a lot of room for improvement to prevent complications |
(14-Feb-2013) Study finds gene therapy eliminated mimic of type 1 disease in five beagle pups; implications for humans unclear |
(13-Feb-2013) Petition by leading consumer advocate group and academics urges artificial sweeteners be used instead |
(12-Feb-2013) Researchers think better flow of nutrients to the womb in subsequent pregnancies might explain why |
(11-Feb-2013) Even transient hypertension linked to heart and kidney disease, diabetes |
(08-Feb-2013) Experts suspect the jump may be linked to unknown environmental causes |
(05-Feb-2013) Byetta users showed small improvement, but drug is pricey and has side effects |
(30-Jan-2013) Substances obtained from the bitter compound might help treat diabetes, some cancers, researchers say |
(28-Jan-2013) Experts say rising obesity makes condition much more common in children |
(28-Jan-2013) Small study found specific exercise program did less to improve their health |
(28-Jan-2013) All contain new active ingredient aimed at improving glucose control |
(28-Jan-2013) Nesina, Kazano and Oseni each contain a new active ingredient aimed at boosting insulin production |
(24-Jan-2013) 10-year mortality for those with both conditions was 31 percent |
(16-Jan-2013) Factors to check at each doctor's visit |
(11-Jan-2013) Age, weight and diabetes status also affect quality of organs donated for transplantation, study says |
(10-Jan-2013) Study finds primary care visits now less likely to include such advice, despite rise in obesity rates |
(04-Jan-2013) Who's at risk |
(04-Jan-2013) Paul Garcia lost 200 pounds, quit diabetes meds and feels like 'totally new person' |
(04-Jan-2013) Many patients gain better blood sugar control, less need for meds after gastric bypass |
(25-Dec-2012) High-salt, high-fat foods may put these people at risk for heart attack, stroke |
(20-Dec-2012) Fewer people will need blood pressure meds, while some should check blood sugar more |
(19-Dec-2012) In large U.S. survey, Oklahoma ranked lowest while Washington, D.C., ranked highest |
(18-Dec-2012) Weight loss, exercise brought remission to few and better health to many more |
(17-Dec-2012) Survey found issues ranged from desire to maintain hairdos to scalp and breakage problems |
(13-Dec-2012) Chemo seems to play a role in early diagnosis of diabetes in postmenopausal patients |
(12-Dec-2012) While there's been improvement, Americans still need to get off the couch and eat right |
(11-Dec-2012) Study finds many new cases of eye trouble occur in people under 40 |
(11-Dec-2012) These physicians routinely discuss lifestyle changes, adjust drug dosages |
(11-Dec-2012) Food-pricing strategies can reduce dietary inequalities, researcher says |
(10-Dec-2012) Visit your doctor regularly |
(07-Dec-2012) Less slumber was associated with higher insulin resistance, study says |
(06-Dec-2012) Including carrying extra weight |
(06-Dec-2012) Researchers hope to cut the connection between fatty diet and insulin resistance, but it's complicated |
(05-Dec-2012) Sleep apnea, type 2 diabetes pose similar risks, researchers say |
(03-Dec-2012) But large clinical trials are needed, researchers say |
(29-Nov-2012) But more research is needed before topical Zocor is approved for human cuts |
(28-Nov-2012) But how it might work in humans remains to be seen |
(28-Nov-2012) Questions you should ask your doctor |
(28-Nov-2012) Study should put claims of health benefits to rest, experts say |
(27-Nov-2012) But critics say this research doesn't prove the sweetener is any worse than other sugars |
(21-Nov-2012) Experts warn of malfunction potential for insulin pumps, continuous glucose monitors |
(21-Nov-2012) By 2050, rates of type 2 disease may rise by 50 percent, and type 1 incidence may jump nearly one-quarter |
(19-Nov-2012) Multiple job losses are as harmful as smoking and chronic disease, study finds |
(16-Nov-2012) But it's unclear whether the disease or the drugs that treat it are the cause |
(15-Nov-2012) Numbers have doubled over 15 years across 18 states, and all states now have rates of 6 percent or more |
(15-Nov-2012) Here are some simple ways to keep type 2 diabetes at bay |
(14-Nov-2012) 366 million people now have the disease; estimates see 552 million cases by 2030 |
(14-Nov-2012) Exception was patients on high doses of first-generation drugs |
(08-Nov-2012) Study found lower rates of type 2 disease in countries where beverage is most popular |
(07-Nov-2012) One is injected daily, the other weekly and both have side effects |
(06-Nov-2012) Metformin poses fewer heart risks than sulfonylureas, study says |
(05-Nov-2012) Not even people with favorable heart history are free of danger, researchers say |
(05-Nov-2012) Study found variations by background; higher rates in Puerto Ricans, lower rates in South Americans |
(02-Nov-2012) Study found that by 90, the gene no longer raised risk for the brain disorder or other ailments |
(01-Nov-2012) Certain precautions can help reduce risk of dangerously low blood sugar, experts say |
(01-Nov-2012) First, get a doctor's ok |
(01-Nov-2012) More than 60 percent decline over 4 decades is likely due to better treatment, awareness |
(29-Oct-2012) And help keep diabetes in check |
(29-Oct-2012) Extra weight has real health consequences, but losing pounds can lower chances, expert says |
(25-Oct-2012) Better care for both conditions needed, study authors say |
(25-Oct-2012) Exercising, not smoking, moderate drinking, eating fruits and vegetables may help thwart chronic disease |
(25-Oct-2012) Resveratrol taken as a pill offered no benefits for those without health issues |
(24-Oct-2012) It helps monitor blood sugar over time |
(23-Oct-2012) High blood pressure, high cholesterol are other danger signs for peripheral artery disease in men |
(22-Oct-2012) Following prevention guidelines might have added benefit for men, study suggests |
(22-Oct-2012) Eating more legumes, such as beans, lentils and chickpeas, can lower blood sugar, blood pressure |
(19-Oct-2012) Fitness training improves their cardiovascular health, preliminary study finds |
(18-Oct-2012) Experts suggest women use menopause as motivation to take charge of their health |
(16-Oct-2012) CDC study suggests fewer trans fats in diet may have also played a role |
(15-Oct-2012) After being sleep deprived in study, the body's response to insulin was sluggish |
(15-Oct-2012) Review of data finds too much chair time doubles odds for diabetes, heart disease and death |
(11-Oct-2012) Benefits of lifestyle changes go beyond weight loss for diabetes patients, researcher says |
(10-Oct-2012) Study found rise in rates among adults aged 20 to 54 |
(09-Oct-2012) New biomarker reveals odds of heart disease, diabetes and breast cancer, study says |
(05-Oct-2012) Over $9 billion spent annually on the operation, researchers say |
(05-Oct-2012) Report showed dip in federal grants to prevent, treat condition |
(04-Oct-2012) Researchers found that the records can help doctors better target treatment, testing |
(04-Oct-2012) 10-year British study found no survival benefit for population at large |
(03-Oct-2012) Western diet tied to health problems in young rats after just 2 months, study finds |
(03-Oct-2012) Chemotherapy, radiation before transplant linked to elevated threat |
(02-Oct-2012) New guidelines say individual, doctor and evidence must all contribute to decisions |
(01-Oct-2012) Older adults with heart disease, advanced diabetes were more apt to develop atrial fibrillation than peers who drank less |
(28-Sep-2012) But researchers say obesity, diabetes could threaten progress made |
(27-Sep-2012) U.S. health officials say this year's vaccine protects against two new strains |
(26-Sep-2012) Large review found increased blood pressure, cholesterol levels and other forerunners of disease |
(26-Sep-2012) Study is preliminary and doctors says it's soon to know if the association is important |
(26-Sep-2012) Studies found warning signs besides high blood pressure, diabetes |
(24-Sep-2012) Obstetricians should take history of premature birth into account, study suggests |
(18-Sep-2012) Heat waves deadlier than cold snaps, researchers find |
(18-Sep-2012) Insulin resistance also a factor in developing type 2 disease |
(18-Sep-2012) Just 20 minutes a day improved insulin resistance of overweight children |
(18-Sep-2012) Diabetes remission, lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels noted after 6 years |
(18-Sep-2012) Costs in diabetes, heart disease, health care dollars will skyrocket if current trends go unchecked |
(17-Sep-2012) More popular method is less successful for maintaining weight loss, study says |
(17-Sep-2012) Increased consumption of this sugar linked to altered metabolism, energy balance stores |
(13-Sep-2012) Mayor Michael Bloomberg says initiative is bid to combat obesity; opponents call it intrusion on individual rights |
(12-Sep-2012) Findings may have implications for diabetes treatment, researcher says |
(12-Sep-2012) Differences seen in how the pancreas responds to excess fat with insulin |
(12-Sep-2012) Mayor's attempt to combat obesity comes up against industry, individual rights, opponents say |
(12-Sep-2012) Rise outpaced U.S. wage growth and general inflation, survey shows |
(10-Sep-2012) Infection rates, survival didn't change, but more risk for low blood sugar seen in study |
(06-Sep-2012) Regular red wine, gin had no health benefit in small study of men at risk for heart disease |
(04-Sep-2012) Scans show memory, thinking regions shrank in those at high end of 'normal' range; more study needed |
(04-Sep-2012) Study authors say these 'silent' attacks raise the risk of dying just as much as recognized ones |
(03-Sep-2012) Watch for loss of feeling |
(30-Aug-2012) Even slightly elevated albumin linked to raised odds of stroke, heart attack, heart failure in study |
(29-Aug-2012) Causes, treatment differ between type 1 and type 2 disease |
(29-Aug-2012) Study runs counter to previous research that suggested caloric restriction might boost longevity |
(29-Aug-2012) Talk to your doctor about making adjustments |
(27-Aug-2012) Common conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, Alzheimer's less likely |
(27-Aug-2012) More research needed on risks, benefits of routine testing |
(24-Aug-2012) But link isn't proven and patients shouldn't stop taking cholesterol-lowering drugs, researchers say |
(24-Aug-2012) Study found kids whose treatment affected tail of pancreas were more likely to have diabetes later |
(22-Aug-2012) Lifestyle changes key to decreasing disease rate among the disadvantaged |
(22-Aug-2012) Medications, lifestyle changes still first-line prevention, researchers say |
(20-Aug-2012) 'Fat and fit' concept may not apply to brain function, research suggests |
(17-Aug-2012) Diabetes drug helps control blood sugar in adults with type 2 disease |
(14-Aug-2012) Specialized treatment may be needed to improve quality of life, researchers suggest |
(13-Aug-2012) Findings help shed light on condition's genetics, biology |
(13-Aug-2012) South, Midwest claim high proportion, researchers find |
(10-Aug-2012) Even those at risk from diabetes benefit from lower cholesterol, experts say |
(10-Aug-2012) Diabetic macular edema can blur vision, has only one other treatment option |
(10-Aug-2012) Leading cause of diabetic blindness |
(08-Aug-2012) Study found vaccine triggered death of rogue immune-system cells |
(08-Aug-2012) But discuss plans with your doctor before you exercise |
(07-Aug-2012) In surprise finding, odds of dying twice as high if weight is normal at diagnosis |
(07-Aug-2012) Almost half of adults don't get enough exercise to improve their health: report |
(06-Aug-2012) Studies found staying active cut death risk in type 2 disease, which weight training helped prevent in men |
(06-Aug-2012) Treatment might help healthy adults and those with early memory problems, study finds |
(02-Aug-2012) Study found reduced diabetes risk, even if weight returned |
(31-Jul-2012) Number of people with multiple diseases -- including diabetes, high blood pressure -- rose over decade |
(27-Jul-2012) Exercise and healthy diet paid off regardless of race |
(27-Jul-2012) Many taking insulin report problems achieving orgasm, study finds |
(27-Jul-2012) Review found chances of trouble increased most for those working nights |
(24-Jul-2012) Researchers found two of three already had one risk factor for cardiovascular trouble |
(20-Jul-2012) Warning signs of hypoglycemia |
(20-Jul-2012) If you drink, diabetes association recommends having a snack at the same time |
(20-Jul-2012) Study found victims twice as likely to have high blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol |
(20-Jul-2012) Finding might help steer at-risk patients to other treatments, researchers say |
(20-Jul-2012) Getting less than 6 hours increases risk of chronic fatigue, obesity and diabetes, researchers say |
(19-Jul-2012) Proper nutrition, exercise are key factors that must be part of any diet plan, health experts say |
(18-Jul-2012) Watch for symptoms of hypoglycemia |
(17-Jul-2012) Other risk factors include family history of pre-term births, high blood pressure, researchers say |
(13-Jul-2012) But finding doesn't prove that phthalates contribute to the disease |
(10-Jul-2012) But new analysis shows they don't necessarily improve blood sugar control |
(10-Jul-2012) Ministering to others linked to above-average rates of depression, chronic diseases, study shows |
(10-Jul-2012) Researchers say you should limit your daily sitting to 3 hours, TV viewing to 2 to add years to your life |
(09-Jul-2012) Top heart and diabetes organizations endorse their use -- with a caveat on 'compensating' with high-calorie foods |
(03-Jul-2012) Individual risk still remains low, however |
(02-Jul-2012) Study also found less use of heart failure, diabetes drugs as out-of-pocket costs rose |
(28-Jun-2012) In study, linagliptin worked as well as sulfonylureas but had fewer side effects |
(28-Jun-2012) Problems with placenta to blame for small babies, while maternal diabetes, obesity can mean large babies |
(27-Jun-2012) Belviq targeted for adults with health problems such as high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes |
(27-Jun-2012) Overweight men more likely than normal-weight men to have low levels of the hormone, study says |
(27-Jun-2012) Belviq designed to make people feel full sooner |
(25-Jun-2012) For some, bariatric procedures banish the disease, but only for a while |
(25-Jun-2012) Findings also suggest an association with obesity, but more research is needed |
(25-Jun-2012) The standby drug had a lower death risk than 3 different meds from the sulfonylurea group |
(25-Jun-2012) About half of patients with type 2 diabetes were resistant to the pill's effects, study found |
(20-Jun-2012) Obese patients who had bariatric procedure had lower rates of kidney disease, study found |
(20-Jun-2012) Black women lost less than whites, but the gap was narrower when diabetes was present, study finds |
(19-Jun-2012) Findings suggest chronic kidney disease could help ID people at risk for heart disease |
(19-Jun-2012) More are exercising and not smoking, but obesity, diabetes rates still increasing |
(18-Jun-2012) Older adults with poor blood sugar control performed worse on tests of memory, thinking |
(18-Jun-2012) Sleeping disorder seems to play role in diabetic peripheral neuropathy; more research needed |
(18-Jun-2012) Obesity may be the key to both, experts say |
(13-Jun-2012) Researchers urge primary care doctors to screen those with type 2 disease for the disorder |
(11-Jun-2012) Both type 1 and type 2 disease rates up more than 20 percent in past decade, finds study |
(11-Jun-2012) Several groups refining systems that would monitor and adjust blood sugar levels |
(11-Jun-2012) Insulin glargine (Lantus) appears safe, but longer studies needed, researcher says |
(11-Jun-2012) Either by lifestyle changes or meds, returning blood sugar to normal has lasting effects, study found |
(11-Jun-2012) But evidence isn't strong enough yet to change clinical practice, experts note |
(11-Jun-2012) Experts say statins, not omega-3 supplements, lower cholesterol and improve cardiovascular health |
(11-Jun-2012) They may raise risk of macular edema, researchers report |
(09-Jun-2012) Blood sugar control remains a challenge despite improvements in care |
(08-Jun-2012) But association depends on how blood sugar is measured and other health factors |
(06-Jun-2012) Reducing inflammation may make a difference, researchers say |
(05-Jun-2012) Waist circumference was a stronger risk factor in women than men, study finds |
(05-Jun-2012) And most teens don't consume enough 'roughage,' study found |
(05-Jun-2012) Cases of gastrointestinal, cerebral bleeding higher than expected, except for diabetics |
(05-Jun-2012) Still, report shows about a 4 to 5.5 year difference in U.S. |
(01-Jun-2012) But the absolute risk of getting the cancer is small, researchers find |
(30-May-2012) Patients with community-acquired infection plus high glucose levels need monitoring, study finds |
(30-May-2012) Assessment of individual patient risks could prevent overtreatment, researchers say |
(30-May-2012) Small study backs long-abandoned practice, but one cardiologist says there are far better, modern treatments |
(29-May-2012) The approach might ease certain signs of kidney damage in diabetics, but longer-term benefit unclear |
(25-May-2012) More Americans now suffer from kidney stones than from heart disease, stroke or diabetes |
(23-May-2012) A woman's weight before, during pregnancy mattered more than glucose levels in predicting baby's size |
(22-May-2012) Type 2 disease linked with higher risk of precancerous lesions in those 40 to 49, study finds |
(22-May-2012) Better control of risk factors, improved care making the difference, CDC says |
(21-May-2012) High 'bad' cholesterol, pre-diabetes or diabetes affect almost one-quarter of teens |
(18-May-2012) And this psychological component may make it harder to control the blood-sugar disorder, experts say |
(14-May-2012) Arterial narrowing in retina seen as independent risk factor with type 1 disease, study says |
(11-May-2012) But whether hyperbaric treatment would help humans is unknown |
(08-May-2012) Preliminary study found people with type 2 disease reported eating more quickly |
(07-May-2012) Making energy-storing white fat act more like energy-burning brown fat might spur weight loss, researchers say |
(04-May-2012) Cancers, heart conditions, diabetes among the diseases that were linked to study patient deaths |
(01-May-2012) New study found decrease in inflammation warning signals |
(01-May-2012) Mouse study suggests synthetic form of compound found in grapes deserves a look |
(30-Apr-2012) But best combination of meds for young patients still isn't known, experts say |
(30-Apr-2012) More than chronic conditions themselves, maltreatment by peers led to mental distress in small study |
(30-Apr-2012) But checking those with diabetes, high blood pressure makes sense, doctors agree |
(27-Apr-2012) Avoid too much of the same food |
(20-Apr-2012) In study, depressed patients were more apt to develop peripheral artery disease |
(20-Apr-2012) Danish analysis suggests that long-term benefit for patients is unclear |
(19-Apr-2012) Type 2 illness can't be treated with one-size-fits-all approach, new recommendations advise |
(18-Apr-2012) In New England, Medicare patients from more-polluted areas were more apt to need care |
(17-Apr-2012) Moms with elevated blood sugar also may fall under doctors' radar, researchers say |
(17-Apr-2012) Certain blood pressure-lowering drugs most effective treatment, reports review |
(16-Apr-2012) In small study, type 2 disease was reversed for some patients who had bariatric procedure |
(13-Apr-2012) Strawberries, pineapple, spinach, broccoli and mustard greens are in season and good for you, experts say |
(13-Apr-2012) More chronic illness, ER visits and hospitalizations with conditions such as depression |
(12-Apr-2012) Suppressing the hormone glucagon might lower blood sugar, insulin resistance in type 2 diabetes |
(12-Apr-2012) Phthalates, found in soaps, lotions and food packaging, may disrupt insulin production, researchers say |
(12-Apr-2012) Offerings that should meld well with a diabetic's meal plan |
(12-Apr-2012) Total reaches nearly 21% of U.S. health care spending, study says |
(11-Apr-2012) Researchers found altering amount, timing of rest raised blood sugar levels, slowed metabolism |
(09-Apr-2012) Wide temperature swings in summer could lead to 10,000 excess deaths in U.S. per year |
(05-Apr-2012) New line of stem cells may have application for disease-modeling, researchers say |
(05-Apr-2012) Those living without partners more likely to report difficulties, Italian researchers report |
(03-Apr-2012) Half of cancer survivors die of other conditions, such as heart disease and diabetes |
(02-Apr-2012) People taking it seemed to fare better when faced with prostate, pancreatic tumors, studies found |
(02-Apr-2012) Commercial genome scans no substitute for healthy lifestyle, medical check-ups |
(29-Mar-2012) Study found that as teens, they have larger waist size, higher blood levels of insulin, fat |
(29-Mar-2012) Suggestions to help you cut back |
(28-Mar-2012) Weight loss and exercise prevent disability, study finds |
(28-Mar-2012) 25-year survey results shed light on nutrition and health changes |
(26-Mar-2012) Studies found many patients who had procedures could reduce, stop medications afterward |
(26-Mar-2012) Many women are not aware of their cardiovascular risk factors, research shows |
(23-Mar-2012) Good periodontal care helped reduce hospitalizations, medical costs over time, study found |
(22-Mar-2012) What to look for when dining out |
(22-Mar-2012) Agency is in 2 days of hearings on whether some prescription meds shift to 'conditional' OTC status |
(21-Mar-2012) People with type 2 disease had more sign of heart risk factor, study says |
(21-Mar-2012) Because complications take years to develop, they may escape documentation |
(19-Mar-2012) But, FDA wants questions about the drug's long-term safety answered before approval |
(16-Mar-2012) It's another example of the future of 'personalized medicine,' scientists say |
(16-Mar-2012) Study suggests a link, and healthier whole grain alternatives are out there, experts say |
(15-Mar-2012) Researchers found genetic changes that affect how body uses insulin |
(14-Mar-2012) Researchers find association between H. pylori infection, type 2 disease |
(13-Mar-2012) But researchers note that Canada spends much less per person on health care costs than United States |
(08-Mar-2012) Reduce the risk of foot ulcers |
(08-Mar-2012) Those with metabolic syndrome more likely to see rapid renal-function decline, researchers say |
(07-Mar-2012) In phase 3 trial, symptoms improved in people with rare hormonal disorder, study found |
(07-Mar-2012) Accepting your diagnosis |
(06-Mar-2012) But it's not clear what this means for humans, researchers say |
(06-Mar-2012) Can't trade in stilettos for sensible shoes? You can still protect your feet |
(01-Mar-2012) After 10 years with blood sugar disease, chances of brain attack tripled, researchers say |
(29-Feb-2012) Too much or too little of the mineral can hurt your health, evidence review finds |
(27-Feb-2012) The medication appears to control blood sugar without boosting risk for hypoglycemia, study shows |
(24-Feb-2012) Doctors should seek other causes of condition known as polyneuropathy |
(22-Feb-2012) They recommend all teams have emergency action plans, quick access to defibrillators |
(21-Feb-2012) Study finds gradual decline in insulin production, which could extend treatment options |
(21-Feb-2012) Control of blood sugar, catching early signs of damage may help prevent advanced kidney disease |
(20-Feb-2012) Blocks effects of too much cortisol, the so-called 'stress' hormone |
(17-Feb-2012) Given target of eating 8 servings of fruits, nuts and other low glycemic index foods daily, most achieved it |
(16-Feb-2012) More people covered, federal dollars saved with U.S. health insurance requirement, analysis says |
(13-Feb-2012) Enlist medical professionals to help care for you and your baby |
(13-Feb-2012) The findings suggest a positive impact of the new U.S. health care law, researchers say |
(10-Feb-2012) Long-term study found lower BMI in children breast-fed at least 6 months |
(09-Feb-2012) Analysis looked at a variety of ethnic groups |
(09-Feb-2012) Annual Red Dress fashion show highlights the leading threat to women's health, heart disease |
(08-Feb-2012) But with or without pauses, more benefit achieved in low-oxygen setting, study finds |
(08-Feb-2012) But meds remain a significant burden for those with low incomes, chronic illnesses, study finds |
(08-Feb-2012) New findings focus on whites but studies on other groups underway |
(07-Feb-2012) Smokers four times more likely to develop oral conditions, such as mouth cancers, gum disease, study finds |
(06-Feb-2012) But, American College of Physicians states diet and exercise changes should start before medication |
(06-Feb-2012) High-fructose corn syrup is ubiquitous in Western diet, and study suggests it could play unique role |
(03-Feb-2012) Especially in women over 60, hearing is much worse for those with poorly controlled disease |
(01-Feb-2012) Vaccine-based approach didn't affect insulin needs or other markers |
(01-Feb-2012) Aerobic, resistance and strength training improved weight and well-being |
(31-Jan-2012) This type of diabetes can raise risk of obstetric complications, researchers add |
(31-Jan-2012) But, the protective effect of metformin was only seen in women |
(30-Jan-2012) A mutation affecting sleep-wake hormone may disrupt blood sugar control, researchers find |
(30-Jan-2012) Peripheral vascular disease may lead to stroke or early death, researchers say |
(27-Jan-2012) A once-weekly injection |
(27-Jan-2012) Study finds high consumption associated with early signs of diabetes, other health issues |
(25-Jan-2012) Cheaper tests to spot diabetes-linked nerve damage are effective, researchers say |
(25-Jan-2012) More than 30,000 got advice on diet, exercise in primary care settings |
(25-Jan-2012) New rules call for healthier foods but some say changes don't go far enough |
(25-Jan-2012) No risk factors by middle age is 'the fountain of youth for your heart' |
(24-Jan-2012) Researchers point to better management of disease in explaining the trend |
(23-Jan-2012) Conflict fires up molecules related to inflammation, researchers report |
(20-Jan-2012) Study found both conditions improved when addressed simultaneously |
(20-Jan-2012) Follow these suggestions |
(19-Jan-2012) Three potentially beneficial compounds identified in lab study |
(17-Jan-2012) Researchers say 'autoantibodies' can cause lupus, diabetes, arthritis |
(16-Jan-2012) Factors that can cause blood sugar to rise or fall |
(16-Jan-2012) But the surgeon performing the operation also makes a difference, an expert says |
(13-Jan-2012) Doing so exposes people with diabetes to blood-borne infection risk |
(12-Jan-2012) Study also projects $30 billion in savings over 25 years from such outreach |
(11-Jan-2012) Scientists try to 're-educate' patient's immune cells to begin producing insulin |
(11-Jan-2012) Naturally occurring muscle protein has 'clear therapeutic potential,' researcher says |
(11-Jan-2012) Medicines such as Byetta may help users shed pounds, but more study is needed, experts say |
(10-Jan-2012) Teens with disease more likely to drop out of high school, make less money, researchers found |
(09-Jan-2012) But experts say finding shouldn't spur change in guidelines for the cholesterol-lowering drugs |
(09-Jan-2012) But other experts disagree, saying the best solution to hypertension is prompt drug therapy |
(06-Jan-2012) Not a cure, but operation plus meds better than either treatment alone, researcher says |
(06-Jan-2012) Study showed more type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure as exposure rose |
(06-Jan-2012) Disease management requires continuous coverage for preventive screenings, experts say |
(05-Jan-2012) Although 'p53' helps suppress tumors, new study finds negative effects |
(03-Jan-2012) Poor circulation and nerve damage often lead to foot problems |
(03-Jan-2012) Some kids with type 1 diabetes may also have sleep apnea, study suggests |
(03-Jan-2012) Study found combo increased chances of disorder 14-fold |
(03-Jan-2012) People with serious cardiovascular issues may be good candidates, experts say |
(03-Jan-2012) In surprise finding, women who had higher levels of adiponectin were more likely to develop dementia |
(30-Dec-2011) The result: They could be first generation to not live as long as their parents |
(30-Dec-2011) Maryland woman has her type 2 diabetes under control at 38, and her future is brighter |
(23-Dec-2011) Expert advice on managing airport hassles, time-zone changes and insulin needs |
(22-Dec-2011) Shared blood glucose monitors, finger-stick devices pose infection risk, experts warn |
(22-Dec-2011) Here are some suggestions |
(22-Dec-2011) These bacterial infections are common |
(21-Dec-2011) Don't leave home unprepared |
(20-Dec-2011) American Diabetes Association warns against blanket driving restrictions, recommends individual assessments |
(16-Dec-2011) Prepare for the festivities |
(15-Dec-2011) May help type 2 diabetics use glucose more efficiently many hours after activity, researchers say |
(14-Dec-2011) Wearing CPAP mask during sleep improved blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar in study patients |
(07-Dec-2011) Study also finds low blood lipids linked to risk, but can't explain it |
(06-Dec-2011) The longer you work irregular hours, the greater the odds for type 2 disease, study finds |
(06-Dec-2011) Low levels were associated with more insulin resistance, study found |
(05-Dec-2011) The good news is that lifestyle changes may lower your risk for all three conditions, experts say |
(02-Dec-2011) Cancer and heart-disease deaths higher, studies find |
(01-Dec-2011) Agency suggests more flexible requirements for clinical trials leading to approval |
(30-Nov-2011) High blood sugar is a hallmark of diabetes |
(28-Nov-2011) That led to improved heart function, researchers said |
(23-Nov-2011) Blood thinner, aspirin, insulin and oral diabetes drugs account for two-thirds of nearly 100,000 hospitalizations. |
(22-Nov-2011) Racial differences in survival were seen even among those with health insurance, study finds |
(20-Nov-2011) Regular exams can prevent foot ulcers, nerve damage and amputations, podiatrists say |
(18-Nov-2011) Learning to love them as a child proves advantageous later on, one woman explains |
(17-Nov-2011) Researchers say better control of the blood sugar disease could explain the trend |
(16-Nov-2011) Foods like olive oil and avocados may help body use insulin |
(15-Nov-2011) Alcohol itself and poor lifestyle choices both increase risks, researchers say |
(14-Nov-2011) Rate of serious complication halved for those on aggressive therapy |
(14-Nov-2011) Problems can emerge even if no weight gain is evident, researcher says |
(11-Nov-2011) Review of studies suggests cereals, whole grains deliver health benefits |
(11-Nov-2011) It can be a tough challenge |
(07-Nov-2011) Children just turn to sport and fruit drinks, study finds |
(07-Nov-2011) High blood sugar may be dangerous |
(04-Nov-2011) One of three victims will die from their injuries in massive temblors, researchers estimate |
(01-Nov-2011) Small study in obese men shows benefit from supplement containing resveratrol |
(31-Oct-2011) Obesity, hypertension, diabetes soar for Hispanics the longer they live in United States, study finds |
(22-Oct-2011) Expert suggests ways for kids to keep blood sugar under control, without feeling deprived |
(21-Oct-2011) They include higher blood pressure and more fat, despite a normal body weight, small study finds |
(19-Oct-2011) Study found moving women out of poor neighborhoods reduced rates of both conditions |
(14-Oct-2011) Doubled risk of developing diabetes, premature birth seen in polycystic ovary syndrome patients |
(12-Oct-2011) Here are its risk factors |
(12-Oct-2011) Race seems to matter less than living in a poor community, researchers say |
(10-Oct-2011) Behavioral interventions, such as changing negative thinking, may offer even greater benefits |
(07-Oct-2011) Researchers say differences in fat distribution may be to blame |
(07-Oct-2011) Previously approved meds combined in one tablet |
(07-Oct-2011) Juvisync combines Januvia and Zocor in one pill to lower blood sugar and bad cholesterol |
(29-Sep-2011) Researchers discover 3 new genes for type 1 diabetes in large data analysis |
(29-Sep-2011) Here are potential complications |
(28-Sep-2011) But, standard therapy might help slow cognitive troubles, experts say |
(26-Sep-2011) Untreated asthma may worsen blood sugar control, study suggests, but reasons remain unclear |
(26-Sep-2011) Quicker control of blood glucose, blood pressure and cholesterol might reduce complications, study says |
(23-Sep-2011) For obese, new study estimates between 2 and 6 extra years will be spent dealing with disease |
(23-Sep-2011) For when your youngster becomes sick |
(23-Sep-2011) Too little of it raises risk of prostate cancer, diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, and other diseases, study says |
(22-Sep-2011) But more studies are needed to see if this preliminary finding is accurate, researchers say |
(21-Sep-2011) Waiting 48 hours between kidney treatments seems to raise risk of death, hospitalization |
(19-Sep-2011) Cancer, diabetes, heart disease and lung disease kill 36 million people every year, experts say |
(19-Sep-2011) Findings point up another reason to keep blood sugar levels in check, researchers say |
(16-Sep-2011) Cancer, diabetes, heart disease and lung disease kill 36 million people every year |
(13-Sep-2011) International Diabetes Federation urges U.N. action, saying disease claims 1 life every 7 seconds |
(12-Sep-2011) Type 2 diabetes epidemic in the U.S. may loom even larger than previously predicted, researchers suggest |
(12-Sep-2011) Better recall, preserved functioning seen after four months' treatment, preliminary study finds |
(09-Sep-2011) Follow your treatment plan |
(06-Sep-2011) Study finds risk can be reduced up to 80 percent, researchers say |
(01-Sep-2011) Obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure and other risk factors may be to blame, researchers say |
(31-Aug-2011) Report shows young people, minorities are consuming the most sweetened beverages |
(31-Aug-2011) Study suggests a link, but were clinics that adopted the technology simply better all around? |
(29-Aug-2011) Study seems to suggest so, but how much and what type of the sweet treat isn't clear |
(26-Aug-2011) Expect to see 65 million more obese adults in U.S. by 2030, researchers say |
(25-Aug-2011) IOM panel pored over 1,000 studies and found little evidence for lasting harm |
(17-Aug-2011) Vermont, Massachusetts among the states with highest individual premiums, researchers say |
(16-Aug-2011) Yes, say scientists who see need for gender-specific drug treatments |
(16-Aug-2011) Even 15 minutes a day seems to increase life expectancy, researchers say |
(16-Aug-2011) The reason, experts say, might be that people eat more, move less when in front of the tube |
(10-Aug-2011) Experts don't relish regular consumption of red meat, particularly processed forms |
(05-Aug-2011) Cutting calories can also have positive effects on urinary tract function, researchers say |
(05-Aug-2011) What's possible |
(05-Aug-2011) Current smokers have double the risk of this serious health problem over those who never smoked |
(02-Aug-2011) Smoking, obesity are major reasons for decline in U.S. life expectancy, researchers say |
(01-Aug-2011) Neighborhood businesses can contribute to unhealthy eating patterns, study finds |
(01-Aug-2011) Kids living with adversity, such as abuse, more likely to have chronic diseases later, study finds |
(01-Aug-2011) Study adds to evidence that good living preserves mental abilities |
(29-Jul-2011) Low BP occurs in about 25% of these treatment sessions in kidney-failure patients, researchers say |
(29-Jul-2011) South Asians tend to store fat around organs, raising coronary artery disease risk, study finds |
(28-Jul-2011) Periodontal disease an early complication of the blood sugar illness, researchers say |
(28-Jul-2011) Any effort to get fit is laudable, expert notes |
(28-Jul-2011) Heavier moms, chronic illnesses likely play a role in increase, study says |
(27-Jul-2011) Such therapy may double the risk of dangerously low blood glucose levels, study finds |
(27-Jul-2011) Exercise and weight control can cut the odds for older women even further, researchers say |
(25-Jul-2011) But refining the risk may not change clinical practice, expert says |
(22-Jul-2011) The American Diabetes Association offers these suggestions |
(21-Jul-2011) Education, job, income and insurance status also played role in Internet use for this purpose |
(18-Jul-2011) But, torcetrapib, which raises 'good' cholesterol, showed heart risks in earlier trial that was halted |
(15-Jul-2011) Writer, who once flirted with type 2 diabetes, completes grueling two-day, 200-mile marathon |
(15-Jul-2011) How tight control of blood glucose can benefit your health |
(12-Jul-2011) Here's how it affects your health |
(11-Jul-2011) In one case, dog chewed on sleeping owner's toe, leading to amputation |
(08-Jul-2011) Their urban, suburban counterparts enjoy better health, researchers find |
(01-Jul-2011) For every 10-gram daily increase, belly fat cut by nearly 4 percent over five years, researchers say |
(30-Jun-2011) To improve survival, doctors should monitor co-occurring conditions, researchers say |
(28-Jun-2011) One vaccine may combat disease's progression, but another fails human tests |
(28-Jun-2011) Preventive drug therapy saved money too, but wasn't as effective as lifestyle changes |
(27-Jun-2011) 15-year gain noted for those diagnosed after 1965, study finds |
(27-Jun-2011) Study authors not clear on why, but urge doctors to watch teens closely |
(27-Jun-2011) Diabetics gained similar benefits from low-fat diet emphasizing either proteins or carbohydrates |
(27-Jun-2011) Exercise made little difference in first year of treatment, researchers found |
(27-Jun-2011) Rate in U.S. rising twice as fast as in Western Europe, study finds |
(27-Jun-2011) Researchers say it could disrupt daily rhythms, affect blood sugar |
(26-Jun-2011) Researchers saw a lower risk with metformin, but experts say study's not the final word |
(24-Jun-2011) Gastric bypass seems to reduce risk factors linked to diabetes, heart disease, study finds |
(22-Jun-2011) Take care of its symptoms |
(21-Jun-2011) About 40 percent of diabetics will develop kidney disease, study says |
(21-Jun-2011) But heart benefits still outweigh potential downside, study authors say |
(21-Jun-2011) Researchers suspect certain medications lower inflammation, insulin resistance |
(21-Jun-2011) Decades-old policies also need revision, Institute of Medicine says |
(20-Jun-2011) 40 inches put most men in risk zone for serious illnesses, experts say |
(20-Jun-2011) Medicare heads say offering the tests free will save money long term, but critics disagree |
(17-Jun-2011) Good medical management got the Idol runner-up back on top |
(16-Jun-2011) They experienced greater weight loss, remission of type 2 diabetes |
(16-Jun-2011) The other drug in this class, Avandia, is already off U.S. market due to heart risks |
(14-Jun-2011) But lowering cholesterol with statins reduces their odds for cardiovascular events, researchers say |
(14-Jun-2011) Analysis found two hours a day increased chances of health problems by up to 20% |
(08-Jun-2011) Scans showed poor blood flow during exercise compared with other study participants |
(07-Jun-2011) Many with insurance can't afford out-of-pocket expenses for meds, copays, researchers say |
(06-Jun-2011) Low fitness level linked to higher risk of death among males with both conditions, study finds |
(06-Jun-2011) Though not conclusive, study found lower levels of gene activity connected to dementia after gastric bypass |
(05-Jun-2011) Scientists report that they grew 'good' fat cells that can burn calories in lab study |
(31-May-2011) People with normal bone density may be as prone to fracture as those with osteoporosis, study finds |
(27-May-2011) Study of super-sticky LDL may spur new heart disease treatments for seniors, type 2 diabetics |
(27-May-2011) Risk 4.6 times higher in overweight women with high blood sugar, even years before conception |
(27-May-2011) Deficiency may explain link between obesity and chronic disease, expert says |
(25-May-2011) As many as 1 million Americans may take the antidepressant and statin together, researchers say |
(24-May-2011) Study identifies dietary change, not weight loss, as the key factor |
(23-May-2011) But gaining weight between pregnancies boosts the risk, study finds |
(19-May-2011) Study looks at options for type 2 patients who need more than metformin or a sulfonylurea |
(19-May-2011) Action comes 8 months after use of controversial medicine was restricted due to heart risks |
(13-May-2011) Illness jumped 32 percent in dogs in just five years |
(11-May-2011) But study finds births by C-section didn't seem to have any impact |
(09-May-2011) Cholesterol levels improved even better in young patients than adults, study found |
(06-May-2011) Researchers recommend losing weight, paying more attention to value of sleep |
(03-May-2011) People with type 2 diabetes benefited most from supervised activity, analysis finds |
(02-May-2011) The disease's most common form |
(02-May-2011) Help your youngster relax |
(29-Apr-2011) Study finds medical costs are six times higher than for other young Americans |
(27-Apr-2011) Levels of amino acids linked to insulin resistance drop right after procedure |
(26-Apr-2011) Insomnia, sadness, poor concentration reported by many study participants |
(25-Apr-2011) When to make an emergency visit to the doctor |
(25-Apr-2011) Lifestyle changes, use of antihypertensive drugs urged to reduce health problems in those over 80 |
(24-Apr-2011) Telephone counseling led to lower blood pressure, more exercise, researchers say |
(18-Apr-2011) Research shows those over 60 do best with intermediate control over blood sugar |
(18-Apr-2011) What they are, and who's more likely to get them |
(18-Apr-2011) Findings from mouse, human research suggest new insights on the blood sugar disease |
(15-Apr-2011) Device also improves blood sugar control, but more research needed, reports study |
(14-Apr-2011) Are you more likely to acquire it? |
(13-Apr-2011) Here's what diabetics can do |
(13-Apr-2011) Daily one-hour walks also improved insulin sensitivity in people who are obese, researchers found |
(08-Apr-2011) And it's not as time-consuming as less strenuous workouts, researchers say |
(08-Apr-2011) Symptoms of hypoglycemia |
(07-Apr-2011) VA has made improvements, but more needs to be done, study says |
(07-Apr-2011) Metformin, the usual first choice medication, said to lead the pack |
(06-Apr-2011) Poorer wellbeing linked to a 65% raised risk of death from any cause in study patients |
(06-Apr-2011) But diabetes risk tied more to adult weight, Israeli researchers find |
(05-Apr-2011) Study found ARB, calcium channel blocker both helped those with hypertension, glucose intolerance |
(04-Apr-2011) Colon, rectum, liver cancers increased in people with diabetes, researchers say |
(31-Mar-2011) People over 65 and diabetics most at risk, CDC warns |
(29-Mar-2011) In one group that had diabetes for 50 years, many never developed expected problems, study finds |
(28-Mar-2011) Finding may explain higher risk of diabetes complications in smokers, study says |
(25-Mar-2011) Teen star says careful management and good support help keep him healthy |
(24-Mar-2011) Despite possible upside, cocoa carries risks and won't overcome bad health habits, expert says |
(23-Mar-2011) It lowered chances by 72 percent but showed side effects, researchers say |
(21-Mar-2011) Avoiding low glucose becomes more challenging |
(21-Mar-2011) Experts were surprised by the findings, and say more research is needed |
(18-Mar-2011) Latest finding adds to evidence that Avandia raises risk of heart attack, death |
(16-Mar-2011) Americans living longer than ever, but gap widens between blacks, whites |
(14-Mar-2011) More than 17 years of type 2 disease doubles the odds of a first heart attack, study finds |
(14-Mar-2011) It has the fewest side effects, costs less, concludes analysis |
(14-Mar-2011) American Heart Association statement points to heart health improvements in severely obese people |
(11-Mar-2011) Blood sugar and cholesterol scores more likely to be good when physicians had high empathy scores, study finds |
(10-Mar-2011) Phase 2 trial results offer diabetics hope for a simpler daily regimen |
(10-Mar-2011) Prenatal malnourishment may affect gene that influences long-term health, researchers suggest |
(09-Mar-2011) But experts are concerned about higher deaths from heart problems |
(08-Mar-2011) Wide swath cutting across U.S. needs better prevention and treatment efforts, study suggests |
(08-Mar-2011) Researchers found diet was associated with improved blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol |
(07-Mar-2011) Not achieving educational, work goals can plague young adult survivors, researchers say |
(04-Mar-2011) Suggestions for what to tell a babysitter |
(04-Mar-2011) Millions risk early death as a result, warn researchers |
(02-Mar-2011) Death risk higher in those with type 2 and heart disease striving for 'normal' glucose levels: study |
(02-Mar-2011) Cancer, infectious diseases, even suicide, more common among diabetics |
(01-Mar-2011) Finding might someday lead to targeted treatment, researchers say |
(28-Feb-2011) Take note of these warning signs |
(27-Feb-2011) Adults need at least 4,000 IU a day, study suggests |
(25-Feb-2011) Those breast-fed for at least 6 months were less likely to be overweight later, study found |
(24-Feb-2011) Recent advances not enough in preventing end-stage disease, researchers say |
(24-Feb-2011) Long-term use of scans for diagnosis, treatment raises cancer concerns, researchers say |
(18-Feb-2011) Study finds some provide support, useful info; others push bogus 'cures' |
(18-Feb-2011) Suggestions for how to begin |
(18-Feb-2011) But it may not be helpful for people with severe depression, one expert suggests |
(16-Feb-2011) New recommendations slightly higher than those of leading diabetes group |
(16-Feb-2011) Exercise can help ward off heart disease, cancer, diabetes, agency notes |
(16-Feb-2011) Genetic variant that stunts growth may have health benefits, researchers suggest |
(14-Feb-2011) Children with existing health or emotional issues most at risk, researchers say |
(10-Feb-2011) Red Dress show in New York City raises awareness of #1 killer of American women |
(09-Feb-2011) But rates are dropping for older men and women |
(04-Feb-2011) Along with other factors, these viruses may trigger the disease, researchers say |
(04-Feb-2011) Causes for high blood sugar |
(04-Feb-2011) Regular exercise, balanced diet, limited alcohol help ward off disease, researchers find |
(31-Jan-2011) Slashing sodium intake, switching to healthier fats key features of advisory |
(26-Jan-2011) Obesity, changes in diagnostic criteria may be behind soaring rates |
(20-Jan-2011) Having both diseases greatly increases the chances of dying, review finds |
(14-Jan-2011) Findings may be especially important for people who work the night shift, researcher says |
(14-Jan-2011) 10,000 steps daily 5 days a week three times more protective than just 3,000 steps a day |
(13-Jan-2011) How a meal plan may help |
(11-Jan-2011) Make sure it's in working order |
(10-Jan-2011) Study found those who consumed the most showed more signs of pending cardiovascular trouble |
(05-Jan-2011) The number of people treated for the illness rose more than two-fold between 1996 and 2007 |
(03-Jan-2011) Depression may hinder disease management, researchers say |
(02-Jan-2011) Food safety reform and the flu epidemic that fizzled also made headlines this year |
(29-Dec-2010) Study found health, quality of life improved when care was coordinated across the board |
(27-Dec-2010) Women's glucose levels increased with use of injectable DMPA, but not enough to cause concern, research suggests |
(20-Dec-2010) Rare fatty acid found more in whole milk, yogurt and cheeses, researcher explains |
(20-Dec-2010) 40% of study patients with skin disorder had factors such as diabetes, obesity |
(16-Dec-2010) But the risk may stem from a 'pro-inflammatory' diet rather than corticosteroids, one expert contends |
(15-Dec-2010) But success is costly and much too limited, experts say |
(14-Dec-2010) Education, affluence may help curb weight gain for some, but everyone vulnerable |
(13-Dec-2010) Technique let researchers 'cure' diabetes in mice for a week, but effects in humans uncertain |
(13-Dec-2010) High 'good' cholesterol seems to protect against Alzheimer's disease, study finds |
(07-Dec-2010) High levels were also associated with risk of death from all causes |
(03-Dec-2010) Here's how to help prevent problems |
(26-Nov-2010) Average rate is still 7 times higher in people with the disease vs those without it, study finds |
(24-Nov-2010) Study of French retirees found declines in levels of depression and fatigue |
(23-Nov-2010) Alternating aerobic exercise and resistance training significantly lowered blood sugar, study finds |
(22-Nov-2010) But experts note factors such as obesity, inactivity might also be at play |
(22-Nov-2010) Reducing rates of diabetes, high blood pressure by 5% worth $9 billion a year, study finds |
(19-Nov-2010) A hormone disorder |
(17-Nov-2010) Diabetes drug offers case study that some doctors don't get or heed alerts, study says |
(17-Nov-2010) In study, more than a third of diabetics using the system improved their results |
(16-Nov-2010) The combo seems to reduce clogging of blood vessels better than drugs alone, study finds |
(15-Nov-2010) Survey found only .01 percent heeded all seven recommendations from heart association |
(12-Nov-2010) Advances in treating type 1 diabetes best news as World Diabetes Day approaches |
(11-Nov-2010) Know the risk factors and warning signs, experts advise |
(10-Nov-2010) Stress of physical, sexual abuse may lead to weight gain, insulin resistance, study author suggests |
(10-Nov-2010) Study suggested a protective effect, but experts say it's too early for recommendations |
(09-Nov-2010) Many of those without coverage are middle-income people or chronically ill, CDC says |
(05-Nov-2010) For once-daily blood sugar control |
(04-Nov-2010) ... But they live just as long, study suggests |
(03-Nov-2010) But applications for diabetes years away, researchers say |
(02-Nov-2010) Study buttresses preliminary findings that found same benefit |
(01-Nov-2010) Despite national guidelines, nearly half of students can buy unhealthy beverages, study finds |
(28-Oct-2010) However, as diabetes has surged actual number of cases rose, review of U.S. data found |
(27-Oct-2010) Substituting brown rice for white is one way to reduce harmful type of body fat, study finds |
(22-Oct-2010) 'Alarming numbers' point to importance of healthier lifestyles in reversing the trend, experts say |
(21-Oct-2010) Drop in blood sugar levels equivalent of using oral diabetes drug, study finds |
(18-Oct-2010) Study also finds high blood sugar levels in non-diabetics ups death risk |
(15-Oct-2010) And women 20 to 39 affected more than men, study finds |
(15-Oct-2010) Over 5 years, those with largest mid-arm muscles 37 percent less likely to die, study found |
(11-Oct-2010) Procedures for older Americans increased 192% between 1997 and 2007, study finds |
(11-Oct-2010) Study found non-diabetics with the condition were three times more vulnerable |
(08-Oct-2010) Spanish-speaking patients fare better with doctors they understand, researchers say |
(08-Oct-2010) Eating right is key |
(07-Oct-2010) Higher type 2 disease rates in U.S. versus U.K. may be due to greater levels of mid-section fat |
(07-Oct-2010) Men and women agree on value of eye exams and carrots, but shared vision of optical health a little fuzzy |
(06-Oct-2010) In abdomen, cells expand in size, but in lower body, number of cells increases, scientists find |
(06-Oct-2010) Older patients more likely than their peers to develop hearing loss, researchers find |
(04-Oct-2010) International medical group recommends starting lifestyle changes, drug therapy earlier than usual |
(01-Oct-2010) Study debunks notion of a single 'short' or 'tall' determinant |
(01-Oct-2010) Excess fats and added sugars will lead to health woes later on, experts say |
(01-Oct-2010) It could be a sign of something serious |
(30-Sep-2010) Earlier reports may have underestimated by as much as 50%, experts say |
(28-Sep-2010) Intensive lifestyle change program yielded better results than support group |
(23-Sep-2010) Citing heart risks, agency also orders review of key research on cardiovascular impact; European regulators suspend drug's sales |
(21-Sep-2010) Reducing high blood glucose might bring down odds of surgical site infection, researchers say |
(20-Sep-2010) Urgent need to help people control obesity, blood pressure, cholesterol, insulin resistance, expert says |
(17-Sep-2010) Here are some risk factors |
(17-Sep-2010) Findings apply even to children with a healthy weight, researchers say |
(09-Sep-2010) But weight loss procedure has its own set of risks, experts note |
(08-Sep-2010) High blood pressure, slow gait, self-reported bad health might signal decline, researchers say |
(08-Sep-2010) Finding is starting point for new work on the disease's origins, possible treatment, experts say |
(03-Sep-2010) Giving rodents omega-3 fatty acids helped counteract inflammation that can lead to diabetes |
(02-Sep-2010) Harris Interactive/HealthDay poll finds 30 percent of those overweight think they're normal size |
(01-Sep-2010) Findings may lead to better diagnosis, treatment of cancers, autoimmune diseases, study says |
(01-Sep-2010) Findings reflect those of population studies in humans, researchers say |
(27-Aug-2010) But many have unaddressed sexual problems that may impair their quality of life, expert says |
(27-Aug-2010) Women who opted for the bottle had double the odds for the illness later, study found |
(25-Aug-2010) Latest study correlates insulin troubles with dementia-linked brain plaques |
(24-Aug-2010) Findings could underscore why deficiency plays role in host of serious ills |
(24-Aug-2010) Finding conflicts with previous research that found Avandia riskier than Actos |
(24-Aug-2010) Suggestions for planning ahead |
(20-Aug-2010) More study needed to clarify role that diet plays in development of the disease, researchers say |
(20-Aug-2010) Strategy helped those with cluster of unhealthy heart risk factors, study found |
(18-Aug-2010) Study shows that some insulin-producing beta cells can persist for decades |
(16-Aug-2010) Study finds reduced drug and health care costs may make surgery a cost-effective alternative for some |
(10-Aug-2010) But simple steps can help prevent retinopathy, experts say |
(06-Aug-2010) Improving patients' coping skills may speed recovery, researchers suggest |
(06-Aug-2010) Podiatrists detect conditions that might lead to limb loss, experts say |
(05-Aug-2010) Obese teens with blood sugar disease did worse on cognition tests |
(03-Aug-2010) Overall obesity level now close to 27%, and minorities are hit hardest, report finds |
(29-Jul-2010) Avandia, Actos increase chances of broken bones in older men and women, study shows |
(29-Jul-2010) Learn the warning signs of hyperglycemia |
(28-Jul-2010) Wireless device transmitted accurate readings in pigs for more than a year, study shows |
(28-Jul-2010) Unanswered questions remain, including psychological impact, researcher says |
(23-Jul-2010) |
(21-Jul-2010) Enrollment in TIDE trial suspended after agency rules diabetes drug has heart risks |
(15-Jul-2010) Vascular disease most likely cause of brain impairment in diabetics, research shows |
(15-Jul-2010) Health risks posed by an unauthorized change of medications could be great, experts say |
(15-Jul-2010) Experts vote for tightened controls or restricted sales on diabetes drug |
(14-Jul-2010) Don't try to do everything at once |
(14-Jul-2010) 7 to 8 hours is optimal for adults, but too much or too little raises health risks, study finds |
(13-Jul-2010) Recent allegations of suppressed or manipulated findings by diabetes drug's maker may be having an impact |
(12-Jul-2010) Women who developed the condition before have much greater risk of recurrence, study finds |
(10-Jul-2010) Ahead of crucial advisory panel meeting next week, official cites 'mishandling' of data for diabetes drug |
(09-Jul-2010) Experts meet next week to pore over study data on controversial diabetes drug |
(06-Jul-2010) In those with coronary disease, it would be better to focus on other heart risk factors, researcher advises |
(06-Jul-2010) May result in the 'hyperinflammation' seen in the disease, researchers say |
(30-Jun-2010) But study was small and effect may not be similar in men generally, experts say |
(29-Jun-2010) Model works as well as individual counseling, researchers say |
(29-Jun-2010) But racial disparities exist, despite overall decrease, U.S. study finds |
(29-Jun-2010) Study finds it leads to better diabetes management for type 1 patients |
(29-Jun-2010) Report in direct contrast to other new research that found the opposite |
(29-Jun-2010) But intensive control does improve other conditions, including eye and kidney health, study finds |
(28-Jun-2010) New research finds it improves blood sugar control overnight in type 1 diabetics |
(28-Jun-2010) Seem to be involved with insulin-making cells, insulin performance, scientists say |
(28-Jun-2010) Two studies published in advance of FDA hearing on drug's fate |
(26-Jun-2010) But men with condition who consumed the most had lower incidence of heart disease, study found |
(25-Jun-2010) Local centers need to face growing threat, federal researchers say |
(25-Jun-2010) But results suggest that dapagliflozin would be an 'add-on' rather than a replacement for regular therapy |
(25-Jun-2010) People with the condition account for 10% of deaths from cardiovascular disease, study suggests |
(24-Jun-2010) Longer hospital stays, more deaths noted in those with COPD plus high blood sugar |
(23-Jun-2010) Blood sugar woes may hamper important nerve cell signaling, scientists say |
(22-Jun-2010) Increased waist circumference also increases type 2 chances, study finds |
(22-Jun-2010) Study suggests higher rates of diabetes, kidney disease might explain why sepsis hits them harder |
(21-Jun-2010) The recommended A1c blood test cutoff didn't accurately diagnose elderly Asians, study found |
(21-Jun-2010) Although disease raises risk of heat illess, they don't heed the dangers, survey finds |
(20-Jun-2010) Screening, supplementation could be beneficial, researchers suggest |
(18-Jun-2010) When cost increased, consumption dropped, study found |
(16-Jun-2010) Rare variant may lead immune system to attack healthy cells, study finds |
(16-Jun-2010) Does the blood sugar disease help cause malignancy, or just share common risk factors? |
(15-Jun-2010) Even when glucose values are similar, blacks have higher A1C results, study finds |
(14-Jun-2010) Five servings of white rice weekly can up risk of type 2 diabetes, researchers report |
(09-Jun-2010) Drugs used for obesity, diabetes might fight dangerous liver infection, study shows |
(04-Jun-2010) Device includes 'carbon nanotubes' injected under skin, say researchers |
(03-Jun-2010) Low doses of metformin, Avandia cut risk by two-thirds in study |
(03-Jun-2010) Traits date back several millennia and may help trace inherited links to many diseases, researchers say |
(28-May-2010) Owners learn more about the disease and how to prevent it, study finds |
(28-May-2010) Exercise 3 days per week may slow cell aging, research suggests |
(27-May-2010) And marathon runners generate far more than those who do moderate exercise, study shows |
(27-May-2010) In a change, heart & diabetes groups push age threshold up from 40, to 50 for men, 60 for women |
(24-May-2010) Patients, physicians should communicate more -- either in person, by phone or Internet, researchers say |
(24-May-2010) Study finds evidence of cold viruses in majority of kids with blood sugar disease |
(21-May-2010) Type 2 patients taking metformin should get levels tested regularly, study suggests |
(20-May-2010) Study suggests walking may help prevent metabolic syndrome |
(20-May-2010) Finding might explain why men store fat around belly, women around the hips |
(13-May-2010) Common reasons for diabetic neuropathy |
(07-May-2010) Study finds racial disparities in hemoglobin A1c screenings |
(06-May-2010) Early trial finds technique is safe, improves blood sugar control |
(06-May-2010) Increase in type 2 diabetes may be related to trend toward less sleep, researchers suspect |
(03-May-2010) Experts urge preventive steps for those at risk of developing high blood pressure, diabetes |
(03-May-2010) Doctors urged to consider risks of hormone treatment, inform patients |
(02-May-2010) As the population ages, more programs needed to address vision loss, experts say |
(28-Apr-2010) Re-analysis of a landmark study refutes link between intensive therapy, higher death risk |
(28-Apr-2010) Lucentis is first new therapy against diabetic macular edema in a quarter-century, experts say |
(25-Apr-2010) Patients should be screened and monitored for heart-related conditions, researchers say |
(23-Apr-2010) Adding daily shot improves blood glucose levels when standard regimen fails, study finds |
(22-Apr-2010) But experts say ways exist to ease travel for those with chronic illness or disability |
(21-Apr-2010) Glucose levels tend to rise, study finds, as youths control their own care |
(21-Apr-2010) Improvised surgery saved his life, and may lead to new options to treat type 1 diabetes |
(20-Apr-2010) Men who put on pounds after prostatectomy nearly double odds of recurrence, one study finds |
(19-Apr-2010) Metformin linked to tumor reduction in mouse study |
(16-Apr-2010) Who is more likely to develop diabetes while pregnant |
(14-Apr-2010) Newest version effectively controls blood sugar without user involvement |
(13-Apr-2010) Mouse study shows how type 2 disease can develop without obesity |
(09-Apr-2010) Suggestions that may help prevent low blood sugar |
(09-Apr-2010) It can detect possible diabetes complications |
(08-Apr-2010) More studies needed to see if it can benefit people with the disease |
(07-Apr-2010) Adherence to treatment declines if adults fail to monitor, study finds |
(07-Apr-2010) Health experts see this as troubling individually and for society |
(05-Apr-2010) Different pancreatic cells change into beta cells, suggesting new therapy for type 1 diabetes |
(05-Apr-2010) May lower baby's risk of obesity later in life, research suggests |
(31-Mar-2010) It seems to relieve intractable nausea through electrical impulses, study says |
(30-Mar-2010) Working with mice, diabetes researchers reactivate key cellular pathway |
(30-Mar-2010) Study found checking for blood sugar disease earlier cut complications, costs |
(29-Mar-2010) Study found they were 50% more likely to die in month following operation |
(29-Mar-2010) Dementia patients are also at high risk for coverage gap, study finds |
(29-Mar-2010) Finding could lead to new diabetes treatments, researchers say |
(25-Mar-2010) Those at risk for diabetes should be screened, researcher says |
(25-Mar-2010) Go-it-alone types have 33 percent higher risk of death, study finds |
(24-Mar-2010) Could yield better tests, treatments for condition that can cause liver damage, type 2 diabetes |
(23-Mar-2010) Afrezza works faster, appears to have fewer side effects than predecessor |
(23-Mar-2010) But disparities in longevity still tied to geography, race and income, study shows |
(19-Mar-2010) Review of studies on controversial diabetes drug points up conflicts of interest |
(18-Mar-2010) High levels in men appear to be beneficial, study finds |
(17-Mar-2010) Nearly 6 million Americans don't know they have type 2, experts say |
(16-Mar-2010) Rat studies suggest Victoza could spur rare thyroid tumor, but experts say effects in humans are unclear |
(15-Mar-2010) Study finds that salsalate helps control blood sugar levels |
(15-Mar-2010) Diovan, Starlix also had limited or no effect in shielding users from cardiovascular woes, study finds |
(15-Mar-2010) Study findings underscore the importance of exercise and proper nutrition, expert says |
(12-Mar-2010) Study finds that diabetes drug works longer if started soon after diagnosis |
(12-Mar-2010) What diabetics should look for |
(11-Mar-2010) A gene mutation could trigger key insulin reaction in some, researchers say |
(08-Mar-2010) Finding suggests new health policies could make a dent in the problem, researcher says |
(08-Mar-2010) Salt and preservatives may be the culprits, researchers suggest |
(05-Mar-2010) Not clear if troubles stem from the devices or patient error, FDA panel says |
(04-Mar-2010) Simply selecting brown rice over white also makes a difference, researchers say |
(03-Mar-2010) But it may be linked to a slight rise in high blood pressure, researchers say |
(03-Mar-2010) A1C outperforms fasting glucose in predicting heart disease and stroke risk, study finds |
(02-Mar-2010) Most people still didn't lose weight or exercise, study finds |
(01-Mar-2010) Someday, leptin could free people with type 1 disease from daily injections, expert predicts |
(26-Feb-2010) When the stomach doesn't empty quickly enough |
(26-Feb-2010) Stricter guidelines take birth complications into account, researcher says |
(23-Feb-2010) Controversial medicine raises users' heart risk, leaked files suggest, but agency still reviewing data |
(23-Feb-2010) Symptoms fall 20 percent among people with chronic health woes, study finds |
(22-Feb-2010) Women who pack on more pounds than recommended are most susceptible, researchers say |
(19-Feb-2010) Ecological, physiological similarities provide basis for insights, expert says |
(17-Feb-2010) Researchers who did tests in mice suggest need for human trials |
(16-Feb-2010) For many, benefits of lowering cholesterol outweigh drugs' downsides, researchers say |
(16-Feb-2010) Survey found most people thought they were fine, while their docs disagreed |
(15-Feb-2010) Those over 65 at greatest risk from thiazolidinedione use, study indicates |
(15-Feb-2010) Research letter reports what medical literature hasn't: metformin's odor is off-putting |
(08-Feb-2010) Higher blood sugar, insulin levels might cause cells to divide abnormally, researchers say |
(05-Feb-2010) Study found device kept blood sugar of children, teens stable longer |
(05-Feb-2010) Finding may further understanding of common diseases, researchers say |
(02-Feb-2010) Combined screening method spotted more high-risk patients, study found |
(01-Feb-2010) Metformin plus lifestyle changes might play a role in obesity treatment, researchers say |
(27-Jan-2010) Guidelines should be revised to include a low limit for glucose levels, researchers say |
(26-Jan-2010) Outcome similar to conventional insulin treatment, study shows |
(26-Jan-2010) Doctors need to be more attuned to patients' issues to stop risky practice, expert says |
(26-Jan-2010) But it may cause thyroid tumors and other side effects, FDA says |
(22-Jan-2010) Suggestions to help spare your kidneys |
(19-Jan-2010) Obese patients can take steps to minimize risk, experts say |
(18-Jan-2010) Discovery could lead to new type 2 treatments, researchers say |
(15-Jan-2010) Dietary changes may stave off eye disease, research suggests |
(15-Jan-2010) Among diabetic men undergoing prostatectomy, obese whites have worse outcomes, study finds |
(15-Jan-2010) Metformin might even improve advanced heart disease, researchers find |
(15-Jan-2010) Not just writing about losing weight but doing it takes reporter from the brink of disaster |
(14-Jan-2010) Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation partners with Johnson & Johnson for medical first |
(14-Jan-2010) Streamlined approach leads more to take drugs as prescribed, study finds |
(13-Jan-2010) And rates among boys aged 6-19 still climbing, government study finds |
(08-Jan-2010) Study in mice reports success against proteins linked to the disease |
(08-Jan-2010) Diabetics could also benefit from the wrap, which researchers are testing on rats |
(07-Jan-2010) Study finds higher risk for diabetes, high cholesterol and blood pressure |
(07-Jan-2010) Medicare payment gap prompts some to forego medication, study finds |
(05-Jan-2010) Gene known to dampen blood sugar disease, researchers say |
(04-Jan-2010) Glucose metabolism appears to vary by race, research shows |
(04-Jan-2010) Review found higher blood pressure, body-mass index, blood fat and sugar levels spelled future trouble |
(04-Jan-2010) But interventions can keep the illness at bay, experts say |
(31-Dec-2009) Standard therapy still recommended over steroid injections, researchers say |
(30-Dec-2009) Review finds little evidence of relief with technology called TENS |
(29-Dec-2009) Simple blood test may catch type 2 diabetes, prediabetes sooner, with no fasting |
(29-Dec-2009) Reversing decades-long trend, the rate has dropped nearly 4 percent a year since 1996, study finds |
(25-Dec-2009) You'll burn more calories |
(25-Dec-2009) Obese offspring upped odds of dying of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, study found |
(21-Dec-2009) Inhibiting a key inflammatory pathway brought powerful results in mice and people, researchers say |
(18-Dec-2009) It's a puzzle, because less visceral fat should mean less obesity-linked disease, experts say |
(16-Dec-2009) When diabetes can lead to kidney disease |
(16-Dec-2009) Injections can slow retinopathy, but method has risks, researchers say |
(15-Dec-2009) Other medical problems must be weighed first, study finds |
(14-Dec-2009) Decaf may also offer some protection, study finds |
(08-Dec-2009) Driver's license approvals for diabetics should be re-evaluated, expert says |
(04-Dec-2009) Metformin outperforms widely used sulfonylureas, but each patient will be different, experts say |
(03-Dec-2009) Screening moms-to-be might offer early warning of diabetes, cardiovascular disease, researchers say |
(03-Dec-2009) 20-year study shows it cut risk factors linked to diabetes, cardiovascular trouble |
(02-Dec-2009) Study found drinking five or more per week prior to pregnancy increased risk by 22% |
(01-Dec-2009) Death rate highest for lifelong residents of 'stroke belt,' study finds |
(27-Nov-2009) Soaring rates to bring unprecedented medical, economic burdens, study predicts |
(25-Nov-2009) Researchers identify role mitochondrial function plays in insulin production |
(25-Nov-2009) Rituximab, already used to fight rheumatoid arthritis, could help newly diagnosed diabetics, study finds |
(25-Nov-2009) But study follow-up period was too short to draw definite conclusions, experts say |
(20-Nov-2009) Here's what you can do |
(19-Nov-2009) CDC county-by-county analysis finds some areas with 1 in 10 adults already diabetic |
(19-Nov-2009) Report looks to improve health of this group with better preventive care |
(11-Nov-2009) Especially if you're diabetic and have additional risk factors |
(09-Nov-2009) Quality of care increases with longer doctor visits, researchers add |
(06-Nov-2009) Adequate shuteye is linked to healthier food choices in study |
(05-Nov-2009) And excess consumption of saturated fats raises obesity risk, researchers find |
(03-Nov-2009) Reports of kidney problems for those using Byetta prompted action |
(03-Nov-2009) But it's unclear whether the same holds true for humans, researchers say |
(02-Nov-2009) Survey finds abundant myths about debilitating disease |
(02-Nov-2009) Use of Aranesp should be reserved for the most seriously ill, experts say |
(30-Oct-2009) Type 1 less likely in kids whose moms favored these foods, study found |
(29-Oct-2009) Lifestyle changes really do work to prevent type 2, experts say |
(26-Oct-2009) Physical activity may not protect heart from complications of extra weight, study finds |
(26-Oct-2009) French study suggesting delayed progression gets guarded response from U.S. experts |
(26-Oct-2009) Middle-aged women have more heart attacks than in past, but are more likely to survive, studies show |
(23-Oct-2009) Combo of diet, exercise and injections helped non-diabetics shed pounds, study finds |
(22-Oct-2009) But so far resveratrol works only as an injection into the brain of mice, study finds |
(22-Oct-2009) Once-a-day dose optimal when treatment with the hormone becomes necessary, study finds |
(21-Oct-2009) Deaths also more common among those with chronic diseases, study finds |
(14-Oct-2009) Quality of life declined in nursing home residents who received artificial kidney treatment: study |
(12-Oct-2009) Quality of local food stores and parks influences risk, research shows |
(09-Oct-2009) Findings could lead to better diabetes treatments, researchers predict |
(09-Oct-2009) Former pros have lower risk of heart disease, suggesting early fitness pays off, researcher says |
(08-Oct-2009) What it means for you and baby |
(01-Oct-2009) Scientists extend lifespan of female mice and thwart diseases of old age in both sexes |
(30-Sep-2009) Women, babies alike benefit when therapy goes to more than just severe cases, experts say |
(30-Sep-2009) Investing in employee health cuts medical costs and ups productivity, heart experts say |
(29-Sep-2009) Study adds to evidence of possible link between thiazolidinediones and bone fractures, researchers say |
(29-Sep-2009) State-by-state report finds too few people meet fruit and veggie guidelines |
(28-Sep-2009) Reason behind gender difference isn't clear, researchers say |
(25-Sep-2009) Toxin from the deadly Brazilian wandering spider may improve erections, researchers say |
(24-Sep-2009) Tests in mice and men link sugar to hypertension and say time of day may matter, too |
(23-Sep-2009) Avoiding diabetes, high blood pressure can add years to life, researchers say |
(17-Sep-2009) Discovery could shed light on conditions related to sleep-wake cycle |
(16-Sep-2009) Researchers cite a win-win for health care and obesity, but beverage industry balks at proposal |
(15-Sep-2009) Metformin, insulin have little effect on risk factor for heart disease, study finds |
(14-Sep-2009) Metformin-chemo combination shrinks tumors, delays recurrence in mice: study |
(11-Sep-2009) Newly discovered gene affects insulin resistance, study finds |
(11-Sep-2009) They're more likely to have conditions that complicate treatment, researchers say |
(09-Sep-2009) Women much more likely to develop PAD if they had constellation of other symptoms, researchers found |
(08-Sep-2009) But long-term use could cause serious side effects |
(04-Sep-2009) Exercise also improves symptoms and related risk factors, study finds |
(04-Sep-2009) Lab results indicate that juice/bacteria combination could help people, too |
(04-Sep-2009) After age 70, body mass index is less effective in identifying unhealthy weight levels, researchers say |
(02-Sep-2009) Accounting for risk factors made no difference in disparity, researchers find |
(01-Sep-2009) Molecule in fat tissues spurs chronic inflammation that gives rise to disease, researchers say |
(31-Aug-2009) May provide research model, possible treatment for type 1 diabetes in future |
(31-Aug-2009) Reduced need for meds, helped some lose weight compared to low-fat diet |
(28-Aug-2009) New findings replicate similar data for women, experts say |
(26-Aug-2009) Overreaction in gut noted in study of people with type 1 version of disease |
(25-Aug-2009) Youngest member of popular Jonas Brothers band speaks about life with the condition |
(24-Aug-2009) Abnormal test results in those without gestational diabetes signals future heart risk, researcher says. |
(19-Aug-2009) Diabetes drug shouldn't be used when there's a safer alternative, study says |
(19-Aug-2009) How you can help |
(19-Aug-2009) Microneedles could deliver meds safely and painlessly, researchers say |
(14-Aug-2009) Fact versus fiction |
(10-Aug-2009) Good diet, no smoking, regular exercise lower chronic disease risk by 80%, CDC study finds |
(07-Aug-2009) Increased excretion of IgM foretells serious cardiovascular issues: study |
(07-Aug-2009) But researchers must figure out how to keep new beta cells under control |
(07-Aug-2009) Take gradual steps to help improve your health |
(05-Aug-2009) Whether it causes the disease or is simply a marker for obesity is unclear |
(05-Aug-2009) Lab study may point to new direction for diabetes treatment |
(04-Aug-2009) High cholesterol, hypertension, diabetes and smoking raise Alzheimer's risk |
(04-Aug-2009) In lab studies, intermittent calorie restriction led to dramatic decrease in tumors |
(03-Aug-2009) Rates of serious complications drop with intensive therapy, study shows |
(03-Aug-2009) But another study finding suggests insulin treatment could boost the risk |
(31-Jul-2009) What to do when another illness strikes |
(31-Jul-2009) Expert urges additional programs, and coverage, for health effects |
(31-Jul-2009) A once-daily tablet to help control blood sugar |
(28-Jul-2009) Combo linked to higher risk for hyperglycemia hospitalization in study |
(27-Jul-2009) Understanding the link may someday lead to a cure, studies suggest |
(23-Jul-2009) Study finds strong association in postmenopausal women |
(22-Jul-2009) Animal tests suggest humanin could have therapeutic benefits |
(21-Jul-2009) Midsection weight gain could increase their risk of type 2 diabetes, researchers warn |
(20-Jul-2009) 'Sox17' gene could further pancreatic research, study suggests |
(16-Jul-2009) Two common supplements lower body fat, build muscle in obese older women with diabetes, researchers find |
(08-Jul-2009) Patients benefit from shared information with doctors, Canadian study shows |
(07-Jul-2009) Older stem cell lines eligible for U.S. research dollars, NIH says |
(07-Jul-2009) Higher levels of adiponectin linked in studies to lower incidence of type 2 diabetes |
(07-Jul-2009) Prevent infection and other problems |
(06-Jul-2009) Possible causes of disorder should now include celiac disease, study suggests |
(03-Jul-2009) When blood sugar is elevated, but not high enough for full-blown diabetes |
(02-Jul-2009) Study explores weight problems faced by youngsters with the disease |
(01-Jul-2009) Study uncovers possible benefit, though, in stemming vision loss |
(01-Jul-2009) Eight of 10 states with highest number of obese adults are in the South, report says |
(01-Jul-2009) There's no conclusive evidence that Lantus causes malignancy, agency says |
(30-Jun-2009) Storyline tackles lack of information about the disease in the Hispanic community |
(30-Jun-2009) Study finds increased risk for postmenopausal women |
(29-Jun-2009) Hypoglycemia likely a sign of additional illness, suggest experts |
(25-Jun-2009) Biomarker might predict how type 2 patients will respond to drugs, study shows |
(25-Jun-2009) A potential complication of diabetes |
(24-Jun-2009) Research shows procedure is no more dangerous than other routine surgeries |
(24-Jun-2009) Doing so can sabotage your health |
(18-Jun-2009) A possible precursor to diabetes and heart disease |
(17-Jun-2009) How they differ |
(13-Jun-2009) Finding has implications for men with low levels of the hormone, experts say |
(11-Jun-2009) Toxin ups cortisol levels, encourages insulin resistance, study finds |
(11-Jun-2009) Gestational diabetes risk higher in moms-to-be who snore, study finds |
(11-Jun-2009) Combined diet, exercise and injection had best results in study |
(09-Jun-2009) Reviews show it wasn't to blame for excess deaths in one trial, but when therapy starts could be key |
(09-Jun-2009) Liraglutide mimics effects of a natural hormone, researchers say |
(09-Jun-2009) Government report finds they have higher incidence of illness, fewer options for care |
(08-Jun-2009) Lifestyle plays key role, study confirms, and a new 'calculator' helps gauge risk |
(08-Jun-2009) Study finds medicines typically do as well as surgery, especially in less severe cases |
(05-Jun-2009) Put them in a secure container |
(05-Jun-2009) More than seven drinks a week raises odds 60% over teetotalers, researchers say |
(05-Jun-2009) A1C screen tracks blood sugar over time, with no fasting required |
(05-Jun-2009) But study found diabetes drug didn't increase chances of heart disease, death |
(03-Jun-2009) Findings might someday help overweight humans, too, experts say |
(02-Jun-2009) Duodenal switch may be more effective than gastric bypass, researchers say |
(29-May-2009) Suggestions for meals away from home |
(27-May-2009) Twice as many kids under age 5 could be affected by 2020, researchers warn |
(26-May-2009) Ultrasound shows damage tied to rising odds for stroke, heart attack, researchers say |
(24-May-2009) Most women should keep active while pregnant, experts say |
(22-May-2009) It prevents many complications of chronic disease, experts say |
(22-May-2009) Study finds, though, that disorder often goes undiagnosed |
(22-May-2009) Researchers suggest that findings could alter treatment methods |
(21-May-2009) Triglycerides better predictor of neuropathy than blood glucose levels, study suggests |
(21-May-2009) Overnight procedure allows longer filtering, which experts prefer |
(20-May-2009) Analysis shows even small improvements may prevent eye, kidney and nerve damage |
(18-May-2009) With wealth and education come fewer chronic problems, study finds |
(15-May-2009) Suggestions for travel |
(13-May-2009) More lost time signals need for workplace interventions, experts say |
(11-May-2009) Vitamins C, E block creation of free radicals that promote insulin sensitivity, researchers say |
(08-May-2009) Society should consider ways to mitigate the effects, experts say |
(06-May-2009) Helps control blood sugar via the brain |
(06-May-2009) The adjustment may take time |
(04-May-2009) Discovery of 2 gene variants that kill off protective hormone could lead to new treatments |
(29-Apr-2009) Injections appear to be safe, but more research needed |
(28-Apr-2009) As population ages, even small changes affect incidence, study finds |
(27-Apr-2009) Many are waiting years after a diagnosis to fill a first prescription, study finds |
(23-Apr-2009) Could reduce need for immunosuppressants in treatment of type 1 diabetes |
(20-Apr-2009) But glucose-based beverages may not have same impact, study finds |
(20-Apr-2009) Researchers suspect chronic inflammation is common thread among all 3 conditions |
(17-Apr-2009) Finding need not limit prevention of blindness, experts say |
(17-Apr-2009) Those who chuckled daily had better 'good' cholesterol than those who didn't, study shows |
(17-Apr-2009) Agency says cells should come from fertility clinic embryos that otherwise would be discarded |
(16-Apr-2009) Study found diabetics who discontinued drug had less treatment, worse management of disease |
(14-Apr-2009) Cells could play major role in treatment, if supply is adequate, study finds |
(14-Apr-2009) In small study, most of patients got temporary reprieve from daily injections |
(14-Apr-2009) Study finds being hospitalized for hypoglycemia linked to mental decline |
(14-Apr-2009) Imaging test doesn't single out those at high risk of trouble, study found |
(08-Apr-2009) 'Brown' fat, previously unknown in adults, revs up calorie-burning, experts say |
(07-Apr-2009) Use of Avandia, Actos tied to a retinal disorder, study finds |
(07-Apr-2009) Study in rats links it to diabetes risk, but human application is unclear |
(06-Apr-2009) Study found high-fiber, low-sugar regimen reduced risk factors |
(06-Apr-2009) Prescriptions rose by more than 15 percent in 3 years, researchers say |
(02-Apr-2009) U.S. agency compiles comparison of therapies for both doctors and patients |
(31-Mar-2009) Blood pressure control was worse with newer scheduling option, study finds |
(26-Mar-2009) Chinese scientists used bacteria to strip the drink of carbs |
(24-Mar-2009) But most do little to reduce risks of getting blood sugar disease, survey finds |
(24-Mar-2009) Very ill patients have higher mortality when glucose is too strictly controlled, study finds |
(23-Mar-2009) Major study finds an effect, but critics say meat offers important nutrients |
(20-Mar-2009) Study finds that for some groups, survival odds after angioplasty are not as great |
(19-Mar-2009) Discovery in mice could offer clues to effects of aging, experts say |
(18-Mar-2009) Whether method might someday help people awaits further study |
(18-Mar-2009) The body's response can affect your blood sugar |
(18-Mar-2009) Survey shows they suffer consequences of delaying doctor visits, filling prescriptions |
(13-Mar-2009) 'Diabesity' renders them more prone to heart attacks than their predecessors, researchers say |
(12-Mar-2009) Blood pressure and cholesterol should be controlled more aggressively, study suggests |
(11-Mar-2009) Less than 6 hours of slumber per night heightened the odds, study found |
(10-Mar-2009) Fewer repeat procedures were needed in people with peripheral arterial disease, study finds |
(10-Mar-2009) Expert urges people to modify lifestyle after reports find a connection |
(09-Mar-2009) Scientists applaud his action, which is expected to kick-start efforts to unlock therapeutic potential |
(08-Mar-2009) Researchers applaud his action, which is expected to kick-start efforts to unlock therapeutic potential |
(06-Mar-2009) Corn syrup more easily metabolizes to fat in liver, which may trigger disease, study says |
(05-Mar-2009) Surge in anxiety-linked hormone worsens blood sugar level, researchers suggest |
(03-Mar-2009) Drugs blocking this communication may offer therapeutic benefits, mouse study finds |
(03-Mar-2009) Study finds it alters levels of hormones, could raise risk of obesity, diabetes and heart disease |
(26-Feb-2009) Factors that increase a person's risk of heart disease and diabetes |
(26-Feb-2009) Prefilled with Apidra, a rapid-acting insulin |
(24-Feb-2009) Study was based on more than 11,000 low-income mothers |
(19-Feb-2009) Close monitoring can keep problem from advancing, experts say |
(19-Feb-2009) CDC annual report on nation's health focuses on those aged 18 to 29 |
(18-Feb-2009) Who should be on it |
(11-Feb-2009) Ask your doctor if you should drink at all |
(09-Feb-2009) Move by Obama expected to kick-start efforts to unlock therapeutic potential |
(05-Feb-2009) Suggestions to prevent hypoglycemia |
(04-Feb-2009) Study says 1890s antibiotic could prove effective in treating MS |
(03-Feb-2009) In lab study, diabetes treatments are found to slow damage |
(02-Feb-2009) Stress, mood affect cytokine regulators underlying resting habits, study says |
(30-Jan-2009) In study, aerobics, resistance training lowered risk of insulin resistance, improved motor function |
(30-Jan-2009) Moms may face chance of hypertension, diabetes and blood clots, study says |
(28-Jan-2009) 13% of people over 20 now have the condition, while 30% are pre-diabetic, study finds |
(27-Jan-2009) Lowering blood glucose levels also cut time in ICU, study finds |
(26-Jan-2009) People with raised glucose scored worse on cognition tests, study found |
(23-Jan-2009) Studies find three separate links with sleep apnea |
(22-Jan-2009) How lighting up can worsen your health |
(20-Jan-2009) Test might one day replace current blood tests, researchers say |
(13-Jan-2009) Preventing obesity boosts blood vessel function even without weight loss, study says |
(09-Jan-2009) Study found impairments were mild, but they could signal later trouble |
(09-Jan-2009) Adults gulping an average of 300 calories every day, study finds |
(08-Jan-2009) Treatment may reduce risk of cardiovascular disease |
(06-Jan-2009) Cutting calories can cut down on pounds in middle age, study says |
(06-Jan-2009) But consumers are still paying more for out-of-pocket expenses, reports say |
(05-Jan-2009) Care for aging people with the disease falls short, study finds |
(05-Jan-2009) Surgery could help them avoid long-term complications of blood sugar disease, scientists say |
(31-Dec-2008) But deaths from heart disease, cancer show encouraging drop |
(30-Dec-2008) Yet simple lifestyle changes can make all the difference |
(30-Dec-2008) And exercise might help offset the effect, study suggests |
(30-Dec-2008) Finding may clarify the disease's connection to obesity |
(19-Dec-2008) Deficiency can increase bone fracture risk, researchers say |
(19-Dec-2008) Brisk walking, limiting TV seems to benefit this high-risk group |
(19-Dec-2008) Vascular cognitive impairment impedes ability to organize thoughts, but it is preventable |
(18-Dec-2008) Despite conflicting studies, diabetes groups say good glycemic control still best course |
(18-Dec-2008) Here are some warning signs |
(18-Dec-2008) Companies must now show their drugs don't increase chances of cardiac trouble |
(17-Dec-2008) Blood pressure, cholesterol control may be type 2 diabetics' best bet, researchers say |
(17-Dec-2008) Another study finds type 2 diabetes increases cancer death risk |
(17-Dec-2008) Signs that you should see a medical professional |
(16-Dec-2008) Finding adds weight to belief that longevity runs in families |
(14-Dec-2008) Should older people and those with diabetes have the weight-loss surgery? |
(11-Dec-2008) And those conditions take toll on the heart, study says |
(11-Dec-2008) One protein was protective, the other not, researchers found |
(10-Dec-2008) If connection holds up, it might lead to cures, researchers say |
(10-Dec-2008) Both Avandia and Actos lower bone density, new analysis shows |
(09-Dec-2008) CDC study projects that by 2050, up to 16 million people will have vision problems |
(05-Dec-2008) But effect for women not same, as study cites obesity as possible cause |
(04-Dec-2008) You may be able to prevent diabetes from coming back |
(04-Dec-2008) Common nerve problem best diagnosed with combination of assessments, researchers say |
(03-Dec-2008) Dutch researchers made the connection after studying adults ages 70 to 79 |
(02-Dec-2008) Seeing a face helps create empathy and improves attention to the scan, study shows |
(01-Dec-2008) Prescription meds, supplements can also trigger acute organ failure, study says |
(26-Nov-2008) Suggestions for what you should eat |
(25-Nov-2008) Genetic variation identifies those with poor glucose control likely to have artery disease |
(25-Nov-2008) Tab is $4,174 more a year, but study says proper management, lifestyle changes can help |
(24-Nov-2008) A similar diabetes drug, Actos, doesn't seem to carry same dangers, study finds |
(20-Nov-2008) Proper storage helps maintain effectiveness |
(19-Nov-2008) Traditional risk factors, such as obesity, are just as useful, studies find |
(18-Nov-2008) Experiments in mice show Gleevec and Sutent reverse, prevent autoimmune disease |
(18-Nov-2008) Weight-loss procedure may change fertility, nutritional needs, study suggests |
(14-Nov-2008) Close monitoring means type 1 patients can avoid retinopathy, study suggests |
(14-Nov-2008) Trees, parks get inner city kids moving, study finds |
(11-Nov-2008) Keeping physically active may help to tackle health threats, study says |
(10-Nov-2008) Epidemic linked to hypertension, obesity, diabetes, study shows |
(10-Nov-2008) Second study found vitamins E, C did little to protect healthy men, either |
(10-Nov-2008) Even though they have risk factors that could lead to coronary problems, study finds |
(10-Nov-2008) Were safer, more effective than bare metal ones, study shows |
(06-Nov-2008) It's when blood sugar levels are rising, but disease can still be prevented, CDC says |
(04-Nov-2008) Injections of apelin appear to be similar to insulin, study says |
(03-Nov-2008) Obesity and its complications driving the trend, researchers say |
(03-Nov-2008) Dietary change enhances blood glucose control, study finds |
(03-Nov-2008) They're more than twice as likely to die sooner, study finds |
(01-Nov-2008) BPA widely used in baby bottles, food containers; has been linked to diabetes, heart disease |
(31-Oct-2008) It doubles the chances of having a heavy baby, study finds |
(31-Oct-2008) Suggestions to help you adjust |
(30-Oct-2008) The obesity epidemic is fueling the type 2 disease epidemic, officials say |
(30-Oct-2008) Public Citizen cites liver failure deaths, other risks of adverse events for diabetes drug |
(30-Oct-2008) These include lung diseases, heart disease, pneumonia and gastrointestinal woes |
(29-Oct-2008) Obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease can all cloud symptoms, study says |
(28-Oct-2008) Americans more fearful of shark bites than this common, potentially lethal disease, survey shows |
(27-Oct-2008) Newer, more expensive drugs, rising rates of blood sugar disease to blame, study finds |
(22-Oct-2008) Lifestyle changes, the drug metformin remain recommended initial therapy |
(17-Oct-2008) Study finds antioxidants lower inflammation caused by high blood sugar |
(17-Oct-2008) A quarter haven't seen vision specialist in 2 years, survey finds |
(17-Oct-2008) Study contradicts current recommendations; expert suggests change |
(17-Oct-2008) Experts offer guidance during hypertension meeting |
(15-Oct-2008) Risk of abdominal aortic aneurysm is 8 times higher than in nonsmokers, study says |
(10-Oct-2008) Study suggests poor self-care partly to blame |
(10-Oct-2008) Finding suggests need for more careful screening for these patients, researcher says |
(08-Oct-2008) Early study finds it appears to sustain insulin production in the newly diagnosed. |
(06-Oct-2008) Snacks, drinks sold not helping fight against childhood obesity, researcher notes |
(06-Oct-2008) Heavy men with high output of the hormone had quadruple the death risk, study found |
(03-Oct-2008) Pelvic size may also play role in further chance of Caesarean delivery, study finds |
(29-Sep-2008) Could be approved for U.S. market by next year, researcher says |
(26-Sep-2008) Retinopathy is a potentially blinding complication, but Atacand may help |
(25-Sep-2008) Study cites benefits for type 2 patients seeking to avoid cardiovascular problems |
(24-Sep-2008) Pentazocine's effects on eye health called 'phenomenal,' study concludes |
(24-Sep-2008) Help keep blood glucose under control |
(23-Sep-2008) The treatment had no effect in keeping the disease at bay, researchers say |
(23-Sep-2008) More smoking, hypertension, diabetes may explain statistics, study says |
(19-Sep-2008) Rats fed herbal extract showed significant decrease in blood sugar levels |
(19-Sep-2008) Mouse study uncovers new class of hormones that could reverse obesity-related disease |
(17-Sep-2008) Study compared these formulations to long-acting insulin and other medications |
(17-Sep-2008) Intestinal liner leads to significant drops in blood sugar levels, researcher says |
(17-Sep-2008) Help prevent problems |
(15-Sep-2008) Study finds change in med use, improper stomach pouch size are likely causes |
(12-Sep-2008) When you should call a doctor |
(12-Sep-2008) Studies show it works but cost, long-term effectiveness unclear |
(10-Sep-2008) A period of strict management with drugs has effects that last long after therapy ends, study finds |
(09-Sep-2008) 12 years sooner for the most obese, new research finds |
(08-Sep-2008) Device sends out readings every 5 minutes round the clock, researchers say |
(08-Sep-2008) But Byetta has also been linked recently to patient deaths |
(31-Aug-2008) Study found telmisartan offered slight benefit for those unable to take ACE inhibitors |
(29-Aug-2008) Age a key factor, but group cites other risks during August disease awareness month |
(27-Aug-2008) Researchers say feat could lead to treatment for diabetes |
(27-Aug-2008) Brings death toll to 6 associated with diabetes drug; exact cause unknown |
(27-Aug-2008) More likely to make insulin-resistant proteins, study says |
(26-Aug-2008) Analysis of 29 previous studies found no significant difference in hospital death rates |
(25-Aug-2008) Using these levels as markers could help clinicians better treat patients, Chinese study finds |
(25-Aug-2008) Possible reasons for excessive thirst |
(22-Aug-2008) How to prepare |
(19-Aug-2008) Even low levels, like those found in U.S., could boost the odds, study finds |
(13-Aug-2008) Clumsiness at age 7, below-par motor skills at 11 linked to weight gain later, study says |
(12-Aug-2008) And the improvements in blood sugar and blood pressure last, even if weight comes back |
(12-Aug-2008) Disease may contribute to neuronal damage, brain atrophy, study suggests |
(08-Aug-2008) Take good care of yourself during pregnancy |
(07-Aug-2008) HbA1c analysis doesn't require fasting, could ID millions who don't know they have disease |
(05-Aug-2008) Had fewer side effects than corticosteroids, study finds |
(04-Aug-2008) And that can mean missed care, fading health, earlier death, experts say |
(30-Jul-2008) Women 3 to 4 times more likely to deliver baby with at least one problem, U.S. study finds |
(28-Jul-2008) Fruits, vegetables, exercise reduce chances of blood sugar disease, studies find |
(28-Jul-2008) More men, women may develop Alzheimer's than previously thought, researchers say |
(25-Jul-2008) Antioxidants in date sugar, dark brown sugars help control blood pressure, heart disease |
(24-Jul-2008) Finding could offer new treatments for other autoimmune disorders, study says |
(23-Jul-2008) Goal is to prevent progression to the full-blown disease and its huge costs |
(17-Jul-2008) One-quarter of Americans report being obese, CDC report says |
(17-Jul-2008) Within five years, $16 billion a year could be saved, report claims |
(15-Jul-2008) It may prove an easy, less invasive means of detecting retinopathy, other woes |
(14-Jul-2008) Even patients without diabetes face 4-fold increase in death, major complications |
(14-Jul-2008) They're particularly vulnerable to diabetes-linked vision loss, experts warn |
(09-Jul-2008) Both conditions cause significant decrease in body's ability to repair sperm DNA, studies find |
(08-Jul-2008) Impact has yet to be felt, since type 2 course may take 10 years to show, study says |
(08-Jul-2008) Higher levels of fetuin-A were linked to later disease development, study found |
(07-Jul-2008) Publication aimed at assisting the 1 in 8 Hispanics with type 2 disease |
(03-Jul-2008) Wants long-term studies to assure medications don't raise cardiovascular risks |
(01-Jul-2008) Communicates with pump to deliver insulin |
(30-Jun-2008) Out-of-control enzymes do damage in both conditions, study finds |
(30-Jun-2008) Number tripled, and they find a link to other conditions such as asthma, diabetes |
(30-Jun-2008) Rats fed junk food had higher cholesterol, blood fats into adulthood, British study finds |
(26-Jun-2008) Antioxidant vitamins counter cognitive decline, but experts say eating healthy is better |
(26-Jun-2008) Researchers urge countries to make condition a public health priority |
(24-Jun-2008) 57 million more had pre-diabetes, but education drive making inroads, CDC says |
(24-Jun-2008) Insulin resistance increases and arteries malfunction years later, researchers say |
(19-Jun-2008) Certain DNA raises the odds of this cluster of heart risk factors, experts say |
(18-Jun-2008) Patients who dropped most pounds went off diabetes meds and into remission, study found |
(17-Jun-2008) Metformin delayed first menstruation, cut body fat for those at risk of insulin resistance |
(17-Jun-2008) French researchers say antibodies linked to disease found in Sub-Saharan Africans |
(17-Jun-2008) And doctors need to be aware of the connection, study says |
(16-Jun-2008) Those with highest levels at almost twice the risk, regardless of diabetes, study finds |
(16-Jun-2008) Study finds higher rate of impairment among diabetics |
(16-Jun-2008) They have poorer control of risk factors, less likely to get cholesterol-lowering meds |
(15-Jun-2008) 7-year study found staying in good shape more important than weight |
(15-Jun-2008) Fasting blood glucose test less reliable than glucose stress test in detecting prediabetes |
(13-Jun-2008) It's low blood sugar, a frequent complication of diabetes |
(10-Jun-2008) Longer-lasting exenatide maintained glucose levels, helped patients lose weight, study reports |
(10-Jun-2008) Study found doctors with patients of both races still showed disparities in outcomes |
(10-Jun-2008) Use of rosiglitazone showed 59.5% reduced risk of retina damage |
(08-Jun-2008) Those 55 to 75 with type 2 disease have same odds for condition, regardless of screening |
(07-Jun-2008) Math converts two systems into better measurement, study says |
(07-Jun-2008) Group pushes new clinical practices to have patients presenting with one checked for other |
(07-Jun-2008) Periodontal disease associated with higher levels of insulin resistance, studies say |
(07-Jun-2008) But experts say controlling glucose levels is key for most diabetics |
(06-Jun-2008) Finding may prove a major advance in type 1 diabetes research, study says |
(06-Jun-2008) Copies of variant don't boost type 2 diabetes risk but could suggest its causes |
(05-Jun-2008) Type 1 disease less prevalent in populations living nearer equator, study finds |
(05-Jun-2008) Chances doubled, especially for older males, Dutch study finds |
(04-Jun-2008) Almost 25 percent of participants saw urine protein levels lowered significantly |
(02-Jun-2008) Diabetics must stay on track |
(30-May-2008) The eating plan is rich in fruits and vegetables and low in animal products |
(30-May-2008) New testing methods would offer help to millions of diabetics who are missed |
(29-May-2008) Those treated with sirolimus faced up to 66% increased risk of disease after operation |
(27-May-2008) Natural compounds called flavanols may be responsible for the benefit, study says |
(26-May-2008) Healthier options for your cravings |
(23-May-2008) Among people at high risk, healthy eating and exercise can delay disease, researchers say |
(23-May-2008) Finding could help research into soaring obesity, diabetes rates, study says |
(23-May-2008) But more studies on cardiovascular risks needed, report says |
(21-May-2008) Type 1 patients did better than those having kidney replacement alone |
(20-May-2008) Condition can lead to heart attack and stroke, researchers note |
(19-May-2008) Only half of patients had their therapy changed as needed, study found |
(16-May-2008) Findings may help efforts to develop new ways to treat the disease |
(16-May-2008) Study participants lived insulin-free for at least a year or two |
(12-May-2008) Nutrient restriction triggers pathway involved with life span, study finds |
(12-May-2008) Risk for retinal vein blockage more than doubles when these conditions go untreated |
(08-May-2008) Study finds it plays key role in development of defective cells in type 2 diabetics |
(08-May-2008) Finding suggests careful use of blood-boosting drugs in anemia patients |
(08-May-2008) Painful joint condition hinders exercise that helps manage both conditions, experts say |
(07-May-2008) Even non-diabetic levels may cause problems, study finds |
(02-May-2008) Regular screenings may help prevent irreversible nerve damage |
(01-May-2008) It begins during pregnancy |
(01-May-2008) Older adults battling illnesses more likely to make up lost slumber during day |
(28-Apr-2008) More women are overweight as they conceive, raising complication risks, study finds |
(28-Apr-2008) Diabetes drug Avandia linked to fractures, while bone drug Fosamax is tied to irregular heartbeat |
(27-Apr-2008) Meds they take, changes in biological clock put many at risk for serious disease |
(23-Apr-2008) Canadian team develops simple test to identify those at risk |
(23-Apr-2008) High levels are major source of cardiovascular death risk in those with chronic disease |
(18-Apr-2008) Mouse study concludes weight gain is an early symptom, not a direct cause |
(17-Apr-2008) Work could lead to better understanding of autoimmune diseases, researchers say |
(14-Apr-2008) Retinopathy more than doubled the risk of heart problems, study found |
(13-Apr-2008) With prices rising, group offers tips that save dollars, make sense |
(11-Apr-2008) Discovery of biological pathways could lead to treatments for other autoimmune diseases |
(10-Apr-2008) Signs that you may be diabetic |
(08-Apr-2008) But jury still out on whether it makes difference in high-risk groups, study finds |
(07-Apr-2008) French study in rats finds olanzapine changes metabolism in weeks |
(04-Apr-2008) Higher concentrations correlated with lower organ function, study concludes |
(04-Apr-2008) Suggestions for diabetics |
(01-Apr-2008) Many have high percentages of body fat, leaving them prone to heart disease, diabetes |
(01-Apr-2008) But this new study of diabetes drug doesn't prove it's safe, critics say |
(31-Mar-2008) Danger level same as non-diabetics who already have had a heart attack, study says |
(31-Mar-2008) Actos better at fighting plaque build-up than older medication, study finds |
(31-Mar-2008) Study focused on more than 17,000 people with coronary artery disease or diabetes |
(28-Mar-2008) Participants preferred it to product requiring three injections a day |
(28-Mar-2008) Finding shows respiratory system suffers collateral damage from blood sugar disease |
(21-Mar-2008) But it's not too late to protect yourself and your family, experts say |
(21-Mar-2008) Supplements and sunlight influence development of some autoimmune disorders, study says |
(20-Mar-2008) Studies in worms are shedding new light on the hormone's role in lifespan |
(18-Mar-2008) Insulin levels hike very fast when daily physical activity declines, Danish study found. |
(16-Mar-2008) 31 employers in 10 cities waive co-pays if diabetic is "coached" by pharmacist |
(14-Mar-2008) Study found those who used insulin fared worse than white counterparts |
(13-Mar-2008) Have an advance plan |
(06-Mar-2008) Researchers say mouse study reversing that pattern offers hope of new diabetes treatments |
(29-Feb-2008) Eye damage begins at blood sugar levels below current threshold for diagnosis, study finds |
(27-Feb-2008) Blood vessel damage sets stage for insulin resistance, heart disease, study finds |
(27-Feb-2008) Restricting insulin doses to lose weight increases chances of complications, study finds |
(26-Feb-2008) American Heart Association says high blood sugar condition linked to high mortality |
(25-Feb-2008) Chemical molecules in exhalations hint at wide range of conditions |
(22-Feb-2008) Study says measurement underestimates true glucose control in hemodialysis patients |
(22-Feb-2008) Characterized by loss of feeling or painful tingling |
(22-Feb-2008) Cognitive powers decline faster among those who have a higher chance of brain attack |
(20-Feb-2008) Mouse study suggests it could help control diabetes in humans |
(19-Feb-2008) Continuous vs. intermittent dialysis produced same results, analysis shows |
(07-Feb-2008) Even if coupled with high animal fat and protein, risk did not increase, study claims |
(07-Feb-2008) Device could use act of walking to power artificial limbs, insulin pumps, pacemakers |
(06-Feb-2008) Increased mortality seen in patients receiving aggressive drug therapy to cut blood sugar levels |
(06-Feb-2008) Danish researchers point to treatment of multiple risk factors at once |
(03-Feb-2008) Study aims to prove anecdotes that canines can smell dangerous drops in blood sugar levels |
(28-Jan-2008) Consuming equivalent of 4 cups a day led to spikes in blood sugar levels |
(28-Jan-2008) Trend will lead to health and economic trouble for U.S., report says |
(25-Jan-2008) Costs have climbed 32% since 2002, study finds |
(24-Jan-2008) Discovery could lead to new treatments for diabetes, researchers say |
(22-Jan-2008) But childhood obesity epidemic could undo gains, heart association says |
(22-Jan-2008) But it also found that diet soda doesn't protect against metabolic syndrome |
(21-Jan-2008) Men don't seem to be as prone to problem, study finds |
(20-Jan-2008) Managing medications when sick can keep complications at arm's length, group advises |
(11-Jan-2008) British study finds cholesterol-lowering drugs reduce risk of major vascular events |
(09-Jan-2008) Studies find corticosteroids, insulin don't combat mortality |
(08-Jan-2008) Metformin plus lifestyle intervention counteracts pounds added by antipsychotics |
(08-Jan-2008) Study found patients started using preventive medicines more often |
(03-Jan-2008) Three nights of interrupted slumber upsets young people's blood sugar levels, study finds |
(28-Dec-2007) Lifestyle changes are key to avoiding complications, doctors say |
(28-Dec-2007) Recommendations cite importance of restricted calorie intake for diabetics wanting to manage their weight |
(28-Dec-2007) It helps track diabetics' blood sugar levels |
(21-Dec-2007) The two conditions are sometimes closely linked, research suggests |
(18-Dec-2007) But cardiovascular disease remains America's No. 1 killer, AHA says |
(17-Dec-2007) Newly discovered genes and their proteins could be targets for weight-loss therapies, scientists say |
(17-Dec-2007) Just a 30-minute walk most days reduces threat, even without diet changes, study finds |
(14-Dec-2007) Lifestyle changes can make a big difference |
(14-Dec-2007) 8 end-stage kidney failure patients used the device for up to 8 hours, researchers say |
(11-Dec-2007) Canadian study also found those over 65 more likely to have heart trouble with drug |
(06-Dec-2007) Easing the blood sugar disease may help the heart, researchers say |
(02-Dec-2007) Mouse study suggests it boosts production of bone-eroding cells |
(28-Nov-2007) Rodent trials suggest they could protect against type 2 diabetes |
(27-Nov-2007) But boosting fiber intake can help lower the odds, researchers say |
(07-Nov-2007) Fenofibrate cuts need for retinopathy laser treatment, study finds |
(06-Nov-2007) More obesity, diabetes and high blood pressure are driving the trend, study says |
(04-Nov-2007) The condition, which is symptomless, can lead to heart attack and stroke |
(04-Nov-2007) Doctors need to do more to erase racial disparities, study suggests |
(02-Nov-2007) Administer them safely |
(01-Nov-2007) The condition can pose dangers to mother, baby, experts note |
(01-Nov-2007) U.S. studies show they're keeping good track of daily blood sugar levels, while avoiding heart disease |
(30-Oct-2007) Many lack knowledge of basic vision care, safety, survey finds |
(24-Oct-2007) Good foot care can prevent problems |
(22-Oct-2007) About a quarter of the world's adults are obese, study finds |
(18-Oct-2007) Lifestyle is a major player |
(17-Oct-2007) Including a family history |
(11-Oct-2007) Just a third of U.S. adults feel comfortable discussing it |
(10-Oct-2007) It does so outside of normal diabetes risk factors, such as obesity, study finds |
(04-Oct-2007) American Idol judge is part of a campaign to stress the disease's link to heart disease |
(04-Oct-2007) 22 new centers now added, first participants set to join next year, officials say |
(02-Oct-2007) Resveratrol has already been shown to offer heart benefits |
(02-Oct-2007) Americans outspend Europeans when it comes to chronic disease care, study finds |
(29-Sep-2007) Experts split on what this means for those taking Avandia, Actos |
(27-Sep-2007) Their levels of blood sugar tend to be higher than for whites, study finds |
(27-Sep-2007) Complicated daily regimens lower their quality of life, survey finds |
(25-Sep-2007) High-risk kids who ate more fatty acids were less likely to develop diabetes, study says |
(25-Sep-2007) Chronic high blood sugar is leading cause of adult-onset blindness, experts note |
(21-Sep-2007) Patient needs may dictate which combo of drugs plus insulin works best, researchers say |
(19-Sep-2007) Family deaths get Phylicia Rashad talking about peripheral artery disease |
(19-Sep-2007) Peripheral arterial disease is common and sometimes deadly, researchers say |
(19-Sep-2007) Work with mice might lead to treatments for diseases such as diabetes and Alzheimer's |
(17-Sep-2007) Exercise is always good, but combining two approaches brings better results, study finds |
(14-Sep-2007) Condition requires lifelong dependence on insulin injections, researchers say |
(11-Sep-2007) They're especially vulnerable to diabetes but often lack care, experts say |
(11-Sep-2007) Another study finds a similar drug, Actos, may be a better choice, researchers say |
(07-Sep-2007) Global study finds it takes bigger toll than other chronic conditions |
(04-Sep-2007) Technique giving researchers static image of beating heart could be new screening tool |
(02-Sep-2007) Large, long-term global study shows diuretic plus ACE inhibitor reduced risk of dying from heart disease |
(28-Aug-2007) Increased chances of being overweight, obese by age 7 were virtually erased, study finds |
(24-Aug-2007) But experts say more study is needed to confirm any danger |
(24-Aug-2007) Each condition encourages the other, study finds |
(24-Aug-2007) Mouse study suggests that where the fat is stored is key |
(22-Aug-2007) Studies support expanded use of gastric bypass, banding, experts say |
(15-Aug-2007) Four other diabetes drugs in same class will also get a 'black box' on label, FDA announces |
(14-Aug-2007) From angina to severe heart attacks, the death rate is higher than for non-diabetics |
(14-Aug-2007) Education efforts may be working for blacks, Hispanics, U.S. study finds |
(31-Jul-2007) FDA panel says Avandia offers benefits to people with type 2 disease |
(30-Jul-2007) U.S. study suggests lack of health care may be to blame |
(30-Jul-2007) Older males at especially high risk for nighttime awakenings, study finds |
(20-Jul-2007) Researchers find out how the diets seem to reduce appetite, weight |
(19-Jul-2007) Expert suggests recommended daily intake be boosted to help prevent disease |
(17-Jul-2007) They're also less likely to be discharged to home, study finds |
(17-Jul-2007) Study suggests the tests be carefully matched to patients' need, risk |
(16-Jul-2007) Metformin doesn't cause weight gain and can decrease 'bad' cholesterol, study finds |
(12-Jul-2007) This type of fat around organs boosts health risks, researchers say |
(10-Jul-2007) Anti-malaria drug cut disease risk, and new drugs helped diabetics lose weight |
(09-Jul-2007) Compound regenerated damaged pancreatic cells in diabetic rats, researchers say |
(09-Jul-2007) Chances were 50% higher among those taking 200 micrograms daily, study finds |
(03-Jul-2007) Frequent meetings, cutting calories helps, study finds |
(29-Jun-2007) Here are warning signs |
(26-Jun-2007) Diabetes, asthma will follow American kids as they age, experts warn |
(26-Jun-2007) Marked up plates and bowls led to 5% weight loss and cut need for medication |
(26-Jun-2007) For many patients with type 2 diabetes it may not help with glucose control, study finds |
(25-Jun-2007) Chemical in lizard's saliva helps diabetics drop pounds, study finds |
(24-Jun-2007) As cases increase, so will accompanying health problems, experts predict |
(24-Jun-2007) The finding is no reason for them to become obese, however, researchers add |
(23-Jun-2007) The high-tech tools could be an alternative to needle-based tests |
(22-Jun-2007) It may be a symptom of nerve damage |
(20-Jun-2007) But being overweight boosts odds for an attack in the first place, experts warn |
(18-Jun-2007) Death rates are down for men but up for women |
(18-Jun-2007) These early blood sugar trends can be lethal, study finds |
(11-Jun-2007) Patients treated for vascular trouble had better cognition, study found |
(11-Jun-2007) It boosts heart disease risk as well, new research shows |
(07-Jun-2007) The request concerning Avandia and Actos was issued May 23 but not made public until Wednesday |
(06-Jun-2007) They include arthritis, diabetes, heart disease; finding could revolutionize medicine, expert says |
(05-Jun-2007) Finding conflicts with previous research on Avandia; experts still express concern |
(04-Jun-2007) STS-7 system lasts up to 7 days |
(29-May-2007) Questionnaire promotes better doctor-patient talks about statin drugs |
(25-May-2007) Study urges new protocols for monitoring patients' blood sugar, cardio risk factors |
(25-May-2007) Doctors need to use more aggressive measures to treat, prevent disease, experts say |
(25-May-2007) Study that links Avandia to heart attacks needs further exploration, experts say |
(25-May-2007) The cells might rescue those who've undergone partial removal of the pancreas |
(22-May-2007) Obesity-linked problem tied to diabetes, high blood pressure during pregnancy |
(21-May-2007) FDA expresses caution; manufacturer defends the safety of oral medication for type 2 disease |
(16-May-2007) But the threats can be managed through proper diet and exercise, study says |
(15-May-2007) People who secrete more of the hormone benefit from a lower-carb, higher-fat plan, study finds |
(14-May-2007) The nutrient magnesium may also offer protective effects, German study says |
(11-May-2007) Better control of diabetes, heart disease means more productive workers |
(05-May-2007) Study authors lay the blame on the obesity epidemic |
(03-May-2007) The same cluster raises diabetes risk, too, and a test is in the works, scientists say |
(02-May-2007) Type 1 diabetics shouldn't worry about past hypoglycemic episodes, study suggests |
(26-Apr-2007) But it's not an excuse not to eat right and exercise, expert says |
(24-Apr-2007) Know how often you should check yours |
(24-Apr-2007) Frying, grilling can boost hazardous inflammatory toxins, scientists say |
(23-Apr-2007) Aida Turturro hits the road to educate people about diabetes |
(23-Apr-2007) Overweight takes big toll on employers' bottom line, study shows |
(23-Apr-2007) Poor mood may lead to less exercise, worsening diet, researchers suspect |
(22-Apr-2007) ADA's 'CheckUp America' program launches this week |
(20-Apr-2007) Weight gain, hypertension quickly damage arteries, study shows |
(13-Apr-2007) Work with rats shows damage happened in effort to normalize blood sugar levels |
(12-Apr-2007) Finding could lead to new avenues of treatment, researchers say |
(11-Apr-2007) Study finds long-term glucose levels dropped significantly after 13 weeks of treatment |
(10-Apr-2007) Small trial offers hope, but much more research is needed, experts say |
(09-Apr-2007) Consequences could be huge, given the epidemic of the blood-sugar disease |
(08-Apr-2007) Hormone changes and migraines can arise, affecting vision, experts say |
(06-Apr-2007) 'Telomeres' at chromosomes' ends shorten as disease nears, experts say |
(02-Apr-2007) Includes approved drugs Januvia and metformin |
(28-Mar-2007) Overweight diabetics 83% more likely to get the brain disease, study found |
(27-Mar-2007) Controlling these two factors should lower disease rates, experts say |
(26-Mar-2007) Two-thirds of diabetics will die from heart attack or stroke, researchers warn |
(21-Mar-2007) What's a healthy reading? |
(21-Mar-2007) Study in rats may help lead to improved treatments, researchers say |
(16-Mar-2007) Western diets, more cars taking their toll in developing world |
(15-Mar-2007) Study suggests exposure to phthalates linked to abdominal fat, insulin resistance in men |
(13-Mar-2007) The product offers 'real time' readout on blood-sugar levels |
(12-Mar-2007) Warning signs for diabetics |
(12-Mar-2007) The product offers 'real time' readout on blood-sugar levels |
(09-Mar-2007) Case of newly diabetic bodybuilder may be a warning to others, researchers say |
(09-Mar-2007) People with the three conditions are 30% more likely to die, study finds |
(08-Mar-2007) More needs to be done to encourage exercise, healthy eating, CDC report says |
(07-Mar-2007) The danger begins even before glucose climbs abnormally high, experts say |
(02-Mar-2007) Contrary to popular wisdom, they develop signs of heart disease earlier than white women |
(01-Mar-2007) Canadian survey finds 2005 rates surpassed levels predicted for 2030 |
(01-Mar-2007) Finding supports the notion of a 'metabolic syndrome,' scientists say |
(28-Feb-2007) Simple intervention kept blood pressure, cholesterol levels down, study found |
(28-Feb-2007) Health Disparities Collaboratives is having limited success, study finds |
(27-Feb-2007) More precise estimates of deep fat can help predict their risk for disease |
(16-Feb-2007) It will help more women get the help they need sooner, cardiologists say |
(14-Feb-2007) When the immune system attacks the body |
(10-Feb-2007) And all that extra fat can spur disease, researchers say |
(09-Feb-2007) Neuropeptide regulating appetite may help in developing new diabetes treatments |
(08-Feb-2007) Most patients didn't manage their symptoms before attack, study found |
(07-Feb-2007) Clomiphene delivers more pregnancies for women with polycystic ovary syndrome, study finds |
(01-Feb-2007) Lifestyle changes could help reduce the problem, experts say |
(26-Jan-2007) Lack of exercise ups the risk for the disease, study finds |
(26-Jan-2007) Finding shows how fat controls inflammation that can lead to many disease processes |
(24-Jan-2007) There's a lack of good studies on the issue, experts say |
(24-Jan-2007) Researchers looked over data on Cialis, Levitra and Viagra |
(23-Jan-2007) The syndrome includes factors such as obesity and high blood pressure |
(22-Jan-2007) Maternal cells can become insulin-producing cells in offspring, study suggests |
(22-Jan-2007) Discovery could unlock secrets to lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, even cancer, experts say |
(18-Jan-2007) Treatment should be tailored to individual patients, experts say |
(17-Jan-2007) It's a good indicator of a healthy body weight |
(15-Jan-2007) Medicines for diabetes and cholesterol cut risk factors for heart attacks, study suggests |
(08-Jan-2007) Amniotic fluid cells don't come with ethical concerns that surround embryonic cells, researchers say |
(03-Jan-2007) Blood sugar changes affect insulin-producing cells, scientists say |
(15-Dec-2006) Symptoms of hypoglycemia |
(15-Dec-2006) But its potential as helpful drug doesn't make smoking any better for you, experts say |
(15-Dec-2006) The smarter they are, the more likely they'll shun meat as adults, British researchers contend |
(11-Dec-2006) Researchers say several factors behind encouraging trend |
(08-Dec-2006) When the kidneys have all but shut down |
(07-Dec-2006) Helps doctors monitor blood glucose over the long term |
(06-Dec-2006) The bigger the waist size, the higher the odds for kidney woes, study found |
(05-Dec-2006) Acomplia also looks promising for other risk factors, study finds |
(04-Dec-2006) But side effects include cardiovascular risks, study finds |
(03-Dec-2006) The obesity epidemic is leading more people to develop type 1 and type 2 disease |
(01-Dec-2006) Metformin may allow children to stay healthy mentally and physically, study finds |
(29-Nov-2006) Patients often have few options to ease their discomfort, experts note |
(28-Nov-2006) The most dramatic 'weight cycling' boosted odds by 76 percent, study found |
(28-Nov-2006) But the drugs didn't reduce threat of coronary heart disease or overall death |
(17-Nov-2006) Those affected had poorer blood-sugar control, study found |
(16-Nov-2006) Increasingly, young people are suffering from the obesity-linked illness |
(16-Nov-2006) Resveratrol also fights obesity and may even extend life, early mouse study suggests |
(15-Nov-2006) And one in four adults suffered a daylong bout of pain in past month, report found |
(13-Nov-2006) Actos may be another weapon against heart disease, study finds |
(10-Nov-2006) Risk kicks in before glucose reaches diabetic levels, experts note |
(09-Nov-2006) Extracts may also help curb type 1 diabetes, researchers say |
(08-Nov-2006) But diabetic damage to organs can be a disqualifying factor, experts say |
(07-Nov-2006) In study with mice, they also repaired damage to kidneys |
(04-Nov-2006) Diabetes leaves feet vulnerable to infection, even amputation |
(01-Nov-2006) But whether resveratrol will offer similar benefits to people remains to be seen |
(27-Oct-2006) Here's how to get the right nutrients |
(27-Oct-2006) Yet-to-be-approved rimonabant kept blood sugar in check, study found |
(27-Oct-2006) Spanish study finds overweight boosts risk fivefold for hormonal condition |
(25-Oct-2006) Certain forms of the illness can lead to cirrhosis, diabetes and increased death |
(20-Oct-2006) Actos offers most users no real benefit and some risk, data review suggests |
(17-Oct-2006) Januvia part of a new class of medications |
(17-Oct-2006) Januvia, a member of new class of medicines, enhances release of insulin |
(16-Oct-2006) Study finds a sixfold higher threat of pulmonary embolism after hip or knee replacements |
(14-Oct-2006) Left untreated, it can contribute to ills ranging from diabetes to heart trouble |
(12-Oct-2006) They reduced severe inflammation, restored heart function in animal trials |
(27-Sep-2006) Study says improved techniques, immunosuppressants could brighten picture |
(27-Sep-2006) Mouse study finds leptin keeps body from overproducing insulin |
(25-Sep-2006) Being overweight may not always predict poor health outcomes, study finds |
(22-Sep-2006) Using MRI with approved contrast agent offers better tool for monitoring |
(19-Sep-2006) They can include diabetes and high blood pressure, studies reveal |
(17-Sep-2006) A few 10-minute strolls are even healthier than one long walk, study shows |
(15-Sep-2006) Avandia cut odds for those at high risk while Altace did not, study finds |
(31-Aug-2006) Even a mild workout reverses arterial damage, study suggests |
(29-Aug-2006) Two-thirds of Americans now at risk of diseases like diabetes, heart disease, report finds |
(25-Aug-2006) Finding may explain their higher complication, death rates, experts say |
(23-Aug-2006) Study found risk was two to three times greater than in normal-weight people |
(22-Aug-2006) One expert blames this regimen for epidemic of overweight |
(22-Aug-2006) Spending soars as more people join up with diabetes, heart disease, experts say |
(21-Aug-2006) Certain risk factors put those under 60 in danger, experts say |
(21-Aug-2006) Increased chance of diabetes, cardiovascular disease found, report says |
(15-Aug-2006) Many cases could have been prevented through better outpatient care, U.S. group finds |
(11-Aug-2006) Researchers pinpoint birthplace of regulatory T cells |
(09-Aug-2006) They're 59 percent more likely to be overweight now than in 1980, study finds |
(02-Aug-2006) Presence of genetic mutations signals the ability to switch treatments |
(01-Aug-2006) Scientists gain insight into how your brain knows when to tell you to eat |
(25-Jul-2006) Study of Native American tribe may have prevention message for all, researchers say |
(19-Jul-2006) But lifestyle changes, such as exercise, counteract effects of this gene, study suggests |
(19-Jul-2006) 'Enteric anendocrinosis' causes chronic diarrhea in children, experts say |
(18-Jul-2006) In study, two-thirds of cases show links to the blood-sugar disorder |
(17-Jul-2006) Diabetics need to monitor often |
(17-Jul-2006) But diet pill, not yet approved for children, works for teens, researchers report |
(12-Jul-2006) Study shows marked difference between Americans and leaner Norwegian patients |
(07-Jul-2006) Returning from kidney failure and transplant, NBA star pushes for early detection |
(30-Jun-2006) Developing the type 2 form of the illness is like aging 15 years, researchers say |
(29-Jun-2006) People at risk should see an eye doctor regularly |
(26-Jun-2006) Antioxidants, not caffeine, may be the reason why, researchers say |
(22-Jun-2006) New tests enhance self-screening, improve management of chronic conditions |
(19-Jun-2006) Obesity is to blame and consequences could overwhelm U.S. health-care system, experts say |
(15-Jun-2006) Periodontal problems could aggravate other ailments, such as diabetes and heart disease |
(14-Jun-2006) Discovery could lead to targeted therapies for preventing type 2 diabetes |
(14-Jun-2006) Discovery is important, but clinical success could be years away, experts say |
(13-Jun-2006) 35 percent of heavy 18-year-old women will develop the disease, study finds |
(13-Jun-2006) Death was 15 times more likely in some patients with hyperglycemia, study found |
(13-Jun-2006) Transcendental meditation lowers insulin resistance, metabolic syndrome risk, study finds |
(12-Jun-2006) Finding is good news for diabetes struggling to control blood sugar |
(11-Jun-2006) This is true for patients with high blood pressure, elevated blood sugar, studies find |
(11-Jun-2006) American Diabetes Association warns 62 million could die in next 30 years |
(11-Jun-2006) Study: Those already at high risk for type 2 boost chances by taking drugs to fight depression |
(10-Jun-2006) Experts predict that 350 million could be diabetic by 2026 |
(07-Jun-2006) Research with mice shows estradiol protects cells that produce insulin |
(31-May-2006) Finding could lead to treatments for problems like sleep disorders and obesity |
(30-May-2006) Study finds differences in difficulties with small and large arteries |
(29-May-2006) Will Cross is first diabetic American to stand on top of the world |
(26-May-2006) And nearly 30% of diabetics remain undiagnosed, study finds |
(22-May-2006) Those with diseases like diabetes, heart failure and rheumatoid arthritis are vulnerable, study finds |
(20-May-2006) Lowering cholesterol also offers benefits, studies find |
(18-May-2006) Convenient blood sugar control for diabetics |
(18-May-2006) They can sneak therapeutic DNA into the pancreas, experts explain |
(15-May-2006) Among the changes: a lower recommended dose of daily aspirin, and more exercise |
(04-May-2006) Kids don't outgrow 'baby fat,' researchers report |
(04-May-2006) Antidepressant eases symptoms and postpones relapse, study finds |
(03-May-2006) But more needs to be done to combat childhood obesity epidemic, experts say |
(02-May-2006) People often forego preventive tests if they must pay out-of-pocket, study finds |
(02-May-2006) Study finds gap despite higher U.S. incomes, more money spent on health care |
(01-May-2006) Curbing obesity can help avert a public health crisis, experts say |
(28-Apr-2006) One promising breakthrough -- dialysis while you sleep |
(21-Apr-2006) Variant found in 1 in 20 people lowers blood fats, study finds |
(20-Apr-2006) New study confirms suspicions that it's a major factor in troubling trend |
(20-Apr-2006) Alerts user when glucose drops too low |
(20-Apr-2006) Results are promising but human studies are needed, researchers say |
(18-Apr-2006) Guidelines urge use of ACE inhibitors, ARBs, but only 43 percent get them |
(18-Apr-2006) It lowers risks for serious infection, study finds |
(12-Apr-2006) Study suggests link, but doctors say it's too early to abandon this therapy |
(07-Apr-2006) Experts blame two-fold jump in 4 years on rise in child obesity |
(06-Apr-2006) Check your feet each day for injuries |
(06-Apr-2006) Glucose intolerance seen in smokers and those exposed to their smoke |
(05-Apr-2006) They could help ward off diabetes, heart disease, studies show |
(04-Apr-2006) Report shows some improvement, but it's far from enough |
(27-Mar-2006) Researchers find lower risk of metabolic syndrome |
(24-Mar-2006) Rats without insulin in brain developed symptoms, researchers report |
(23-Mar-2006) Partial success in mice highlights new treatment's potential, experts say |
(20-Mar-2006) Two-thirds of obese diabetics call overweight 'ideal' for health, study found |
(15-Mar-2006) Overall, those surveyed got only 54.9 percent of recommended care, report shows |
(13-Mar-2006) Members of the North Carolina tribe may need more focused care, researchers say |
(06-Mar-2006) Synthetics beat cotton in keeping blisters away, research suggests |
(03-Mar-2006) Growing epidemic threatens America's health, study finds |
(02-Mar-2006) May require careful monitoring |
(01-Mar-2006) Despite new label warning, researchers think Tequin shouldn't be prescribed at all |
(24-Feb-2006) Periodontal disease ups risks for diabetes, heart disease and preemie delivery, experts warn |
(23-Feb-2006) Peripheral artery disease can lead to leg ulcers, amputation |
(16-Feb-2006) Their odds of an attack double soon after diagnosis, study finds |
(15-Feb-2006) Study finds evidence of damage in kids as young as 6 |
(13-Feb-2006) But it's not clear the respiratory disorder is the cause of these illnesses, experts say |
(08-Feb-2006) Finding could explain high heart attack rate in those with diabetes, researchers say |
(06-Feb-2006) And a third of diabetic children in the U.S. are also obese, study finds |
(03-Feb-2006) Boosting mental health may be just first step toward better self-care, study finds |
(01-Feb-2006) Exubera, first drug of its kind, could mean an end to injections for millions with the disease |
(01-Feb-2006) Complications were reduced, but death rates were not, study finds |
(27-Jan-2006) First new delivery option in decades |
(27-Jan-2006) Overweight women at risk for diabetes saw real improvements, study found |
(25-Jan-2006) Gum care important in controlling plaque |
(20-Jan-2006) British study links it to increase in risk factors for cardiovascular disease |
(19-Jan-2006) It could be a marker to help guide treatment, researchers say |
(13-Jan-2006) Left uncontrolled, the disease can cause heart disease, blindness, even amputation |
(10-Jan-2006) Entire country is given a C- by professional group |
(03-Jan-2006) High-fat fare suppresses enzyme that controls insulin production, study finds |
(29-Dec-2005) Recommended screenings can be a lifesaver, experts say |
(21-Dec-2005) This narrowing of vessels in the legs can be disabling, experts note |
(21-Dec-2005) Odds of heart attack, stroke fell by more than half in type 1 patients, study found |
(14-Dec-2005) Don't let it linger; a doctor's consultation may be needed |
(13-Dec-2005) Study of male smokers saw twofold risk increase for those with highest levels |
(08-Dec-2005) But life expectancy has hit an all-time high, annual U.S. health report finds |
(01-Dec-2005) They may be especially vulnerable to sugary foods, study finds |
(30-Nov-2005) Brain insulin levels fall as the disease progresses |
(29-Nov-2005) Experimental procedure designed for those with hard-to-control type 1 diabetes |
(22-Nov-2005) Risk lowered 15 percent per year of breast-feeding, study shows |
(21-Nov-2005) More Americans are developing both forms of the blood sugar disease, experts say |
(21-Nov-2005) The screen could reduce costs for treating chronic illnesses, study finds |
(16-Nov-2005) Actos cut risk of second heart attack in patients with type 2 diabetes, study finds |
(14-Nov-2005) Large study found Tricor lowered number of coronary events, other vessel complications |
(14-Nov-2005) They're prone to high blood pressure and other risk factors for heart disease, study finds |
(12-Nov-2005) Better habits could prevent 80% of heart disease, 90% of type 2 diabetes, expert says |
(01-Nov-2005) Findings highlight the need for proper colorectal screening in diabetics |
(27-Oct-2005) Eighty percent accuracy found, could enhance future clinical trials |
(21-Oct-2005) Triggering of harmful immune B cells starts inflammatory process, researchers say |
(20-Oct-2005) Researchers urge FDA to delay approval of muraglitazar |
(17-Oct-2005) Study found pioglitazone cut risk for heart attacks, strokes |
(17-Oct-2005) However, diabetic patients do have poorer survival rates, study finds |
(11-Oct-2005) Death rates are also down, a new Finnish study finds |
(11-Oct-2005) Study found those with BMI higher than 30 also more likely to have heart attack, diabetes |
(11-Oct-2005) But government report notes racial disparities persist |
(11-Oct-2005) Higher rates of heart disease, diabetes could lower survival for black patients, study suggests |
(05-Oct-2005) Study suggests other factors, such as obesity, also need to be considered |
(04-Oct-2005) Thirty-year survey showed nine out of 10 men packed on excess pounds |
(04-Oct-2005) Additional 2% decrease in chronic disease deaths adds up to 36 million lives saved worldwide over next decade, experts say |
(03-Oct-2005) Fewer problems develop than with older bare stents, study finds |
(30-Sep-2005) Diabetes a prime risk factor for these debilitating events, study finds |
(28-Sep-2005) Frequent thirst, fatigue are common |
(27-Sep-2005) Researchers spot key player in success of transplanted insulin-producing cells |
(26-Sep-2005) In study, a quarter of smokers went on to develop the illness |
(22-Sep-2005) Stress, plus lack of exercise may contribute, researchers say |
(19-Sep-2005) Sixty percent are unaware this type of obesity threatens the heart, survey finds |
(14-Sep-2005) This type of fat lying around organs is especially unhealthy, experts warn |
(13-Sep-2005) Big gains against heart disease, but diabetes, COPD deaths are rising, report finds |
(12-Sep-2005) Panel urges greater awareness of condition that causes heart problems, diabetes |
(09-Sep-2005) But schizophrenic or bipolar diabetics can take control of their disease, experts say |
(01-Sep-2005) Many Americans have peripheral artery disease but do not know it, experts say |
(30-Aug-2005) Combines two drugs in one pill |
(25-Aug-2005) Mouse studies using a hormone raise the possibility, a researcher suggests |
(24-Aug-2005) Japanese study implicates erythropoietin |
(24-Aug-2005) Insurance premiums rose 11 percent in 2004, survey found |
(23-Aug-2005) Government programs are failing to meet the challenge, report says |
(17-Aug-2005) Study found longer hospital stays after ankle surgery compared to non-diabetics |
(16-Aug-2005) Drugs modeled on SH2-B may help fight diabetes, obesity, experts say |
(16-Aug-2005) New studies back sirolimus, but some heart doctors prefer paclitaxel |
(12-Aug-2005) Finding could help most of those with type 2 diabetes, researchers say |
(12-Aug-2005) Make sure someone is nearby |
(11-Aug-2005) Must pay close attention to oral health |
(09-Aug-2005) Foods to enjoy and those to avoid |
(08-Aug-2005) Study found elevated levels increased inflammation |
(08-Aug-2005) Answer these questions to find out |
(23-Jul-2005) Novel drugs and devices promise to improve hypertension management |
(21-Jul-2005) Fat cell compound may stimulate insulin resistance, study finds |
(20-Jul-2005) Scientists uncover potential treatment target for hepatic insulin resistance |
(19-Jul-2005) Condition may be another predictor of heart problems, study finds |
(18-Jul-2005) Daily dose lowered blood pressure, improved insulin sensitivity, study showed |
(18-Jul-2005) No-cost ACE inhibitors would keep diabetics out of the hospital, experts say |
(12-Jul-2005) Plan in advance and stave off health problems |
(11-Jul-2005) Study casts doubt on 'fetal-environment' theory |
(11-Jul-2005) The condition is a precursor to diabetes, heart disease |
(27-JUN-2005) Study pegs weight gain as major factor behind U.S. spending |
(27-JUN-2005) Large study finds they work as well as more expensive drugs |
(22-JUN-2005) Patients needed less insulin to treat their disease, researchers say |
(22-JUN-2005) But minorities and uninsured fare a little worse, survey found |
(20-JUN-2005) Insulin, immune system and even calisthenics offer hope, experts say |
(13-JUN-2005) Researchers urge type 1 diabetics to monitor levels closely |
(13-JUN-2005) Minorities receive fewer flu shots and eye, cholesterol tests, study finds |
(12-JUN-2005) Eight percent of patients may have diabetic retinopathy, study finds |
(12-JUN-2005) Therapy could simplify treatment for many with the disease, experts say |
(12-JUN-2005) It improves quality of life without increasing risk of Caesarean section, study finds |
(11-JUN-2005) They may be at double the risk of non-diabetics, study finds |
(11-JUN-2005) Study finds they rack up more medical bills than those with normal blood sugar levels |
(10-JUN-2005) Learning about the disease had little effect, study found |
(03-JUN-2005) Women can benefit even in the absence of weight loss, study finds |
(01-JUN-2005) Study finds more complications in hypertensive patients, too |
(31-MAY-2005) Metabolic syndrome plus vascular calcium greatly boost the odds, study finds |
(25-MAY-2005) Risk factors include wide waistlines, hypertension and high blood sugar, study finds |
(19-MAY-2005) Study finds many suffer from hypertension, diabetes |
(18-MAY-2005) New public awareness campaign hopes to reverse the problem |
(18-MAY-2005) Timing of first gluten in diet could help ward off the illness |
(14-MAY-2005) Researcher suggests chemotherapy may contribute to complication |
(12-MAY-2005) Managed care patients more likely to have problems left untreated |
(11-MAY-2005) Next step: vaccine trials against this autoimmune disease |
(11-MAY-2005) Rising obesity rates may be to blame, researchers say |
(10-MAY-2005) Even low-fat ice cream may offer some protection, study suggests |
(10-MAY-2005) Reports find questions about supply, cost and availability |
(30-APR-2005) Study finds unexpected differences between blacks, whites |
(29-APR-2005) Gila monster derivative helps manage blood sugar |
(27-APR-2005) But snoozing too much might also be trouble, new research contends |
(26-APR-2005) Study found workplace testing didn't create anxiety |
(25-APR-2005) Finding could eventually lead to cure for diabetes, researcher suggests |
(21-APR-2005) Study offers possible clue to overeating in humans |
(20-APR-2005) Study says the accounts could also destabilize insurance market for small companies |
(19-APR-2005) Drop in stress hormone tied to reduced disease risk, study suggests |
(19-APR-2005) Many cardiovascular risk factors among obese are declining, researchers find |
(18-APR-2005) Researchers report first successful operation with pancreatic islet cells |
(18-APR-2005) Being overweight is hard on everyone's hearts, new studies find |
(14-APR-2005) How to protect yourself |
(13-APR-2005) Underlying health problems may be best treatment target, researchers say |
(12-APR-2005) Factors such as hypertension, smoking most effectively predict survival |
(02-APR-2005) It could spare many patients amputation of foot or leg |
(02-APR-2005) Rat study suggests these drugs also strengthen artery walls |
(29-MAR-2005) It could someday pinpoint those most vulnerable, researchers say |
(29-MAR-2005) 'Net Atkins Count' to replace 'net carbs' |
(28-MAR-2005) New forces, from HMOs to drug costs, can test the bond, research finds |
(22-MAR-2005) Belt size beats body mass index as disease indicator, study finds |
(19-MAR-2005) 25 percent of Americans get inadequate therapy for hypertension, experts say |
(17-MAR-2005) First Type 1 treatment since insulin |
(16-MAR-2005) Researchers test form of cellulose that slows fat absorption, reduces diabetes risk |
(14-MAR-2005) When researchers restricted carbs, dieters simply ate less |
(13-MAR-2005) EPA info, available online, offers tips to diabetics and others |
(09-MAR-2005) A combination of diabetes and hepatitis C may be to blame |
(07-MAR-2005) Discovery might lead to new treatments, researchers say |
(02-MAR-2005) Two liver proteins work together to increase glucose production |
(01-MAR-2005) More pro football players are obese, study finds |
(28-FEB-2005) Lower glucose reduces risk for other complications of disease |
(28-FEB-2005) Two studies find lifestyle changes are the better, cheaper option |
(25-FEB-2005) Nutrition might affect fetal pancreas, mouse study suggests |
(23-FEB-2005) Drugs called RAS blockers improve kidney's blood flow, studies find |
(21-FEB-2005) Eating right is key |
(21-FEB-2005) Increase is worse than it is for men, study finds |
(21-FEB-2005) Leg wound photos help experts treat from a distance |
(17-FEB-2005) National call-in sponsors hope to boost overall health |
(11-FEB-2005) It mimics human kidney more closely than conventional dialysis |
(07-FEB-2005) Study finds drugs that FDA says should not be given actually may help diabetics. |
(02-FEB-2005) Majority of debtors were insured when illness struck |
(26-JAN-2005) High blood pressure, cholesterol, obesity increase risk of neuropathy, study says |
(26-JAN-2005) Average age of diagnosis has dropped from 52 to 46, study finds |
(24-JAN-2005) y says |
(13-JAN-2005) Finding could lead to new treatments for many diseases |
(12-JAN-2005) Scientists find way to block retinopathy in mice |
(11-JAN-2005) In large Korean study, higher levels meant higher incidence of disease |
(04-JAN-2005) Experts say diuretics safe enough, but alternatives do exist |
(03-JAN-2005) Study: They're not using therapy to prevent heart disease |
(02-JAN-2005) Excess weight leads to serious adult health problems, such as diabetes, heart disease |
(30-DEC-2004) Finding suggests the fare could contribute to onset of diabetes |
(29-DEC-2004) Program reduces incidence of metabolic syndrome |
(28-DEC-2004) Omega-3 and omega-6 acids are vital to a healthy diet |
(22-DEC-2004) Study finds people lose more weight, avoid complications |
(20-DEC-2004) Measuring it can tell you if you're at risk for heart disease, diabetes |
(20-DEC-2004) Agency actually offers more preventive measures than private sector |
(16-DEC-2004) Finding may lead to new treatments for diabetes |
(16-DEC-2004) Experts suggest ways to enjoy festive foods while keeping blood sugar under control |
(14-DEC-2004) Survey expects trend to continue next year |
(09-DEC-2004) Consumer Reports compares prices, effectiveness for free |
(29-NOV-2004) Cuts risk factors for heart disease, diabetes better than low-fat diet |
(27-NOV-2004) Poor control of the disease can lead to eye, heart, kidney and nerve damage |
(23-NOV-2004) Study finds big declines, but improvements needed |
(18-NOV-2004) Blocking enzyme might flush fats from body, researchers say |
(17-NOV-2004) Study suggests metabolic processes may be programmed during pregnancy |
(13-NOV-2004) Check with doctor and carry extra supplies of medicines |
(12-NOV-2004) Screen could find heart, kidney problems in nondiabetics, too |
(11-NOV-2004) Doctors say 41 million Americans have the condition |
(11-NOV-2004) Study looks at whether that cuts cardiovascular risks |
(11-NOV-2004) Can lead to fewer vision problems for these patients |
(10-NOV-2004) Study ties couch potato lifestyle to dementia in elderly |
(09-NOV-2004) Early study finds DHEA spurs weight loss, improves insulin activity |
(08-NOV-2004) Adding pounds increases odds of trouble, researchers say |
(31-OCT-2004) One drug prevents early problems, the other halts progression of disease |
(28-OCT-2004) Survey of five industrial nations finds Americans most unhappy |
(22-OCT-2004) Study to examine whether community health workers can make a difference |
(21-OCT-2004) echo link already found for adults |
(21-OCT-2004) Meatless diet isn't automatically healthier |
(21-OCT-2004) Doesn't help people with diabetes and other chronic diseases change behavior |
(21-OCT-2004) Cells' energy factories raise blood pressure, cholesterol |
(20-OCT-2004) Increase frequency of ovulation in both thin, heavy women |
(19-OCT-2004) Not always obvious on ingredient label |
(14-OCT-2004) Stress on cells seems to contribute to insulin resistance, researchers say |
(12-OCT-2004) Substantial gains seen in hypertension, diabetes, cholesterol |
(05-OCT-2004) Study finds women less likely to die of any cause as they age |
(01-OCT-2004) Duration of therapy may elevate risk, small study suggests |
(21-SEP-2004) That and a healthy lifestyle raise life expectancy, study says |
(20-SEP-2004) Analysis suggests ways to ward off heart disease |
(20-SEP-2004) Study finds high levels a heart risk for them, also |
(20-SEP-2004) Gel pill may give patients with chronic diseases a choice |
(13-SEP-2004) Their non-cancer health problems tend to be poorly managed, study finds |
(09-SEP-2004) Employees' share of family coverage jumped 10 percent in 2004, survey finds |
(08-SEP-2004) Combination triples risk of heart failure, study finds |
(07-SEP-2004) 5 Milllion Americans May Benefit |
(07-SEP-2004) Diabetes risk for obesity, heart problems for inactivity |
(30-AUG-2004) Disease relatively new to population, but manageable |
(26-AUG-2004) Increased activity might lead to heart failure |
(26-AUG-2004) Low-glycemic-index plan is better than low-fat or low-carb diets, study says |
(24-AUG-2004) Study finds risks rise along with soda, fruit punch consumption |
(23-AUG-2004) Potential stem cells may lead to new diabetes treatments |
(22-AUG-2004) Two of every five U.S. adults now considered to have pre-diabetes |
(20-AUG-2004) Control of blood sugar benefits patients in intensive care, researchers say |
(19-AUG-2004) The drugs reduce the risk of heart attack, stroke and death |
(18-AUG-2004) Study found juice thinned blood of those with type 2 version of the disease |
(17-AUG-2004) Patients more likely to get needed tests, with better health outcomes, study finds |
(13-AUG-2004) Advice on how to get a good night's slumber and avoid future heart trouble |
(02-AUG-2004) Israeli scientists say technique may also be useful with Alzheimer's, Parkinson's |
(31-JUL-2004) New campaign urges awareness, testing |
(30-JUL-2004) Keeping blood sugar low could save lower limbs, research finds |
(27-JUL-2004) Pressure gauge predicts blocked arteries without symptoms |
(26-JUL-2004) It affects the body's ability to control insulin levels, study says |
(26-JUL-2004) Even light lifting reduces heart risk, study finds |
(25-JUL-2004) But experts say proper screening and treatment could save sight as people age |
(15-JUL-2004) Mutation of immune system gene contributes disease, study finds |
(12-JUL-2004) Small number of pounds shed may not be worth it in long run |
(09-JUL-2004) Anemia medication altered to treat many other disorders |