Eating Whole Grains, Fewer Refined Grains, May Help Heart
2010-10-27
Substituting brown rice for white is one way to reduce harmful type of body fat, study findsContinue Reading
One-Third of U.S. Adults Could Have Diabetes by 2050: CDC
2010-10-22
‘Alarming numbers’ point to importance of healthier lifestyles in reversing the trend, experts sayContinue Reading
Peer Support May Bring Better Control of Diabetes
2010-10-21
Drop in blood sugar levels equivalent of using oral diabetes drug, study findsContinue Reading
Even Well-Controlled Diabetes May Present Post-Surgery Risk
2010-10-18
Study also finds high blood sugar levels in non-diabetics ups death riskContinue Reading
Strength Training May Help Kidney Patients Live Longer, Healthier
2010-10-15
Over 5 years, those with largest mid-arm muscles 37 percent less likely to die, study foundContinue Reading
Hospitalizations Way Up for Young Adults With Diabetes
2010-10-15
And women 20 to 39 affected more than men, study findsContinue Reading
Retinal Disease Treatments for Elders Doubled Over 10 Years
2010-10-11
Procedures for older Americans increased 192% between 1997 and 2007, study findsContinue Reading
Insulin Resistance Might Raise Risk of Stroke
2010-10-11
Study found non-diabetics with the condition were three times more vulnerableContinue Reading
Language Barrier Hurts Diabetics, Study Finds
2010-10-08
Spanish-speaking patients fare better with doctors they understand, researchers sayContinue Reading
Big Waist Raises Risk of Diabetes, Analysis Suggests
2010-10-07
Higher type 2 disease rates in U.S. versus U.K. may be due to greater levels of mid-section fatContinue Reading
Survey Sees Gender Differences in Vision IQ
2010-10-07
Men and women agree on value of eye exams and carrots, but shared vision of optical health a little fuzzyContinue Reading
Chronic Kidney Disease Might Affect Hearing
2010-10-06
Older patients more likely than their peers to develop hearing loss, researchers findContinue Reading
Fat Cells Grow Differently in Belly Vs. Bottom
2010-10-06
In abdomen, cells expand in size, but in lower body, number of cells increases, scientists findContinue Reading