Could Type 2 Diabetes Shield Against ALS?
2015-06-01
Study suggests a potential link, but researchers can’t explain itContinue Reading
Diabetes Drug Metformin May Lower Glaucoma Risk
2015-05-28
Study found people with highest dose were 25 percent less likely to develop eye conditionContinue Reading
Average New Yorker Sits 7 Hours Each Day: Study
2015-05-28
Rates may even be higher, and experts warn that too little daily activity can cause serious harmContinue Reading
Vegan Diet Might Ease Diabetic Nerve Pain
2015-05-27
Study found those who followed it lost average of 15 pounds, had improved blood flow to feetContinue Reading
More Evidence That High-Fiber Diet May Curb Type 2 Diabetes Risk
2015-05-27
Effect might be largely due to weight loss linked to eating more grains and vegetables, experts sayContinue Reading
Low-Income Southerners at Highest Risk for Vision Loss
2015-05-22
Restricted access to eye and health care likely to blame, study authors suggestContinue Reading
Baby’s Gender May Influence Mom’s Diabetes Risk
2015-05-20
Carrying sons linked to gestational diabetes, girls to later type 2 risk, researchers sayContinue Reading
Bullied as a Kid, Obese as a Grown-up?
2015-05-20
Study finds link between childhood victimization and adult health problemsContinue Reading
One-Third of Americans Have Dangerous Mix of Heart Risk Factors
2015-05-19
Metabolic syndrome, which includes high blood pressure and obesity, increases with age, researchers sayContinue Reading
FDA Issues Warning for Type 2 Diabetes Drugs
2015-05-18
SGLT2 inhibitors linked to potentially fatal condition called ketoacidosisContinue Reading
Shift Work Linked to Health Problems
2015-05-18
Excess weight, sleep issues more common among those with changing schedules, study findsContinue Reading
Immune System Genes May Change With the Seasons: Study
2015-05-12
Altered activity could explain why some diseases are worse in some months than others, researchers sayContinue Reading
Immune System Genes May Change With the Seasons: Study
2015-05-12
Altered activity could explain why some diseases are worse in some months than others, researchers sayContinue Reading
