Is Gestational Diabetes Linked to Autism?
2015-04-14
High blood sugar might interfere with normal brain development, researcher saysContinue Reading
To Protect Your Aging Brain, Start With Exercise
2015-04-14
New report also suggests quitting smoking, managing health conditions and socializingContinue Reading
Kids With Type 1 Diabetes Face Much Higher Hospitalization Rates
2015-04-13
British study finds fivefold jump in admissions, especially for the youngest, poorest patientsContinue Reading
More TV Time May Mean Higher Diabetes Risk, Study Finds
2015-04-02
People with prediabetes were 3.4 percent more prone to get full-blown disease for every hour watched dailyContinue Reading
Night Owls Run Higher Risk of Health Problems, Study Finds
2015-04-01
Even with the same amount of sleep as early risers, they were more prone to diabetes, muscle lossContinue Reading
Gestational Diabetes Drug Might Raise Babies’ Complication Risk
2015-03-30
Study links glyburide to more infant intensive care and respiratory distress
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Connection Between Diabetes, Advanced Breast Cancer Detected in Study
2015-03-27
Findings suggest need to modify screening methodsContinue Reading
Kidney Patients Living Longer on Dialysis, Study Shows
2015-03-27
Better treatments, tighter management of disease may explain promising trendContinue Reading
Eylea Approval Expanded to Include Diabetic Retinopathy
2015-03-25
Among people with diabetic macular edemaContinue Reading
FDA OKs New Drug for Diabetes-Linked Eye Condition
2015-03-25
Eylea injections appear to ease diabetic retinopathy, studies showContinue Reading
Study Ties Frequent Antibiotic Use to Higher Odds for Type 2 Diabetes
2015-03-25
Data on 1 million people suggests a higher risk of the illness linked to changes in gut microbesContinue Reading
Latest Diabetes Care Guidelines Focus on Individual Approach
2015-03-23
Blood sugar goals higher for some; Asian-Americans need screening at lower weights; statins for those over 40
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Adopting U.S. Culture Ups Diabetes Risk in Mexican-American Kids
2015-03-23
Greater use of English and more non-Hispanic friends increased risk of disease, study findsContinue Reading