The Cycling Stud Who Shed His Couch Potato Skin
2011-07-15
Writer, who once flirted with type 2 diabetes, completes grueling two-day, 200-mile marathonContinue Reading
Health Tip: Controlling Your Diabetes
2011-07-15
How tight control of blood glucose can benefit your healthContinue Reading
Health Tip: Insufficient Sleep Can Be Dangerous
2011-07-12
Here’s how it affects your healthContinue Reading
For People With Diabetes, Pets May Pose Unusual Hazards
2011-07-11
In one case, dog chewed on sleeping owner’s toe, leading to amputationContinue Reading
California's Rural Elderly Have High Rates of Chronic Illness
2011-07-08
Their urban, suburban counterparts enjoy better health, researchers findContinue Reading
Soluble Fiber Appears Key to Trimming 'Bad Fat'
2011-07-01
For every 10-gram daily increase, belly fat cut by nearly 4 percent over five years, researchers sayContinue Reading
Breast Cancer Plus Other Health Issues Linked to Worse Outcomes
2011-06-30
To improve survival, doctors should monitor co-occurring conditions, researchers sayContinue Reading
Preventing Type 2 Diabetes Saves Money: Study
2011-06-28
Preventive drug therapy saved money too, but wasn’t as effective as lifestyle changesContinue Reading
Trials of Type 1 Diabetes Vaccines Bring Mixed Results
2011-06-28
One vaccine may combat disease’s progression, but another fails human testsContinue Reading
Diabetic Girls May Have Heart Risk Factors
2011-06-27
Study authors not clear on why, but urge doctors to watch teens closelyContinue Reading
Working Night Shifts May Raise Diabetes Risk for Women
2011-06-27
Researchers say it could disrupt daily rhythms, affect blood sugarContinue Reading
Diabetes on Upswing Worldwide
2011-06-27
Rate in U.S. rising twice as fast as in Western Europe, study findsContinue Reading
Life Expectancy Improves for Type 1 Diabetics
2011-06-27
15-year gain noted for those diagnosed after 1965, study findsContinue Reading
After Diabetes Diagnosis, Concentrate on Dietary Changes, Study Says
2011-06-27
Exercise made little difference in first year of treatment, researchers foundContinue Reading