One Sugary Drink a Day Makes Kids Fat: Study
Five-year-olds who drink sugar-sweetened sodas, sports drinks or juices every day are more likely to be obese than those who have sugar-sweetened beverages less often, according to a new study.Although...
View ArticleStudy Ties Higher Blood Sugar to Dementia Risk
Higher blood-sugar levels, even those well short of diabetes, seem to raise the risk of developing dementia, a major new study finds. Researchers say it suggests a novel way to try to prevent...
View ArticleMediterranean Diet Counters Diabetes Stroke Risk: Study
Mediterranean diets heavy on olive oil and nuts are linked to a lower rate of strokes in older people whose genetic makeup boosts their risk of diabetes, according to a new study.
View ArticleInhaled Insulin Works Better Than Shots: Clinical Trials
MannKind Corp said results of two late-stage studies showed that its experimental diabetes therapy was more effective than injected insulin and oral treatments, sending its shares up 30 percent in...
View ArticleAntibiotics Can Cause Dangerous Blood Sugar Swings in Diabetics
Diabetes patients who take a certain class of antibiotics are more likely to have severe blood sugar fluctuations than those who take other types of the drugs, a new study finds. The increased risk was...
View ArticleMediterranean Diet Thwarts Type 2 Diabetes
A Mediterranean-style diet and low-carbohydrate diets may help reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, according to a new study.Based on eating habits in Greece, southern Italy and Spain, a...
View ArticleFood Packaging Chemicals Tied to Obesity, Diabetes in Kids
Children exposed to two chemicals commonly used in food packaging are more likely to be obese or show signs of diabetes precursors than those with lower exposure, new research suggests. Researchers...
View ArticleSimple Test Spots Dementia Risk in Diabetics
A simple scoring system that may predict the risk of dementia in seniors with type-2 diabetes has been developed by researchers. The system -- which scores patients based on their age, health issues...
View ArticleDepression With Diabetes Speeds Mental Decline: Study
In a study of middle-aged and older people with type 2 diabetes, declines in thinking and memory that are often linked to later dementia happened faster in those who were depressed compared to those...
View ArticleGene Raises Diabetics' Cardio Risks: Study
Some people with Type 2 diabetes might be at higher risk for heart disease if they also carry a particular type of gene, new research reveals.
View ArticleGene Hikes Heart Risk in Diabetics: Harvard Study
Some people with type-2 diabetes might be at higher risk for heart disease if they also carry a particular type of gene, new research reveals. The gene variant could raise diabetics' odds for heart...
View ArticleObesity Paradox: Thin Diabetics Face Increased Death Risks
In what scientists are calling an 'obesity paradox,' new research out of Denmark has found being underweight - not overweight - poses the greatest risk of death from heart disease among women who have...
View ArticleChina Faces Diabetes 'Catastrophe'
China's diabetes epidemic is worse than previously estimated -- much worse. The most comprehensive nationwide survey for diabetes ever conducted in China shows 11.6 percent of adults, or 114 million,...
View ArticleSalmon, Eggs Combat Diabetes: Study
The amino acid arginine - found in salmon, eggs, nuts, and other foods - has been found to offer a promising defense against diabetes, according to new research out of the University of Copenhagen.
View ArticleScan Predicts Heart Attacks in Diabetics
A new study suggests whole-body MRI can help predict heart attacks and stroke in people with diabetes and may, in fact, be a valuable noninvasive tool for assessing those risks.
View Article4 Factors Predict If Weight-Loss Surgery Will Cure Diabetes
A simple scoring system can predict whether an obese patient might achieve diabetes remission within five years after weight-loss surgery, according to researchers. The scoring system -- called DiaRem...
View ArticleBypass Better Than Stents For Diabetic Heart Patients: Study
Heart disease patients with diabetes fare better if they undergo coronary artery bypass surgery rather than angioplasty to insert a stent, new research has found.
View ArticleBeware of This Common (and Sometimes Deadly) Diabetes Mix-Up
For 3½ years, Alissa Kaplan Michaels lived with the belief that she had Type 2 diabetes after a blood test in 2008 showed she had high sugar levels. Like most newly diagnosed diabetics, she didn't...
View ArticleBiomarker Predicts Diabetes Years Before Symptoms
Scientists have identified a biomarker that can predict diabetes risk up to 10 years before onset of the disease, opening the door to a potential early-warning blood test.
View ArticleWeight-Loss Surgery Fights Diabetes: Cleveland Clinic
Weight-loss surgery can benefit overweight patients with Type 2 diabetes for up to nine years after the procedure, according to a new study.
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