Testosterone therapy can improve blood sugar in men with type 2 diabetes
Navigating through the complexities of type 2 diabetes, a prevalent condition affecting millions worldwide, researchers are continuously exploring innovative avenues for managing and potentially...
Low-dose aspirin may reduce diabetes risk by 15% in older people
Aspirin, commonly recognized for its pain-relieving and anti-inflammatory properties, has historically been considered a versatile agent in preventing cardiovascular events.
Recent research, to be discussed...
A cup of dark tea a day keeps diabetes away
Who doesn’t relish a warm, comforting cup of tea?
Beyond its soothing nature, new research suggests that dark tea may harbor notable health benefits, particularly...
Why diabetes drug metformin can help increase longevity
Metformin, a prevalent medication for type 2 diabetes, is identified for its ability to lower blood sugar levels.
However, recent studies by Massachusetts General Hospital...
Natural daylight can improve blood sugar control in type 2 diabetes
Sunlight, a daily natural phenomenon, might have more to offer than just a source of Vitamin D.
Recent research unveiled at the European Association for...
Women under 50 need better type 2 diabetes diagnosis
New research from the UK presented in Germany suggests that we may need to lower the limit used to diagnose young women with type...
Scientists find better type 2 diabetes test for early diagnosis and treatment
A study conducted by researchers from the University of Exeter, UK, suggests utilizing standard diabetes tests for all UK adults between the ages of...
Vitamin D deficiency may cause nerve damage in diabetes
In the sunny UAE, a surprising study shows that vitamin D deficiency in diabetic patients might be a significant factor in nerve damage or...
Cholesterol plays a big role in eye disease caused by diabetes
Researchers have found that metabolic disorders, diabetes, and age-related health conditions can cause cholesterol to accumulate in the retina, potentially leading to the development...
Diabetes may make blood cancer grow faster, study finds
Multiple myeloma, a type of blood cancer that develops in the bone marrow, is known to be the second most common blood cancer in...