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New hope in early detection of kidney failure for diabetes patients

Imagine getting a heads-up that your kidneys are in trouble years before it becomes a severe problem. That's what a recent discovery by researchers at...

Emergency room checks uncover hidden diabetes, study finds

The Big Picture: A Simple Check for a Big Problem Imagine going to the emergency room for a sprained ankle and coming out with information...

How to manage heart disease risks in people with diabetes

If you have type 2 diabetes, you're two to four times more likely to have heart problems like blocked arteries, heart failure, or a...

This health issue in young men can signal undiagnosed diabetes

Erectile Dysfunction (ED) is often thought to be an issue primarily affecting older men, particularly those with long-standing type 2 diabetes. However, a new study...

Poor diet can raise your diabetes risk regardless of your genetic risk

A groundbreaking study led by Jordi Merino of Massachusetts General Hospital has provided further insight into the roles that genetics and lifestyle choices play...

Global diabetes cases may surge to 1.3 billion by 2050, study finds

Imagine your body is like a car, and sugar is the fuel. But what if the fuel isn’t getting to the engine the right...

Why high blood pressure and high blood sugar together are very dangerous

Blood pressure is a common issue affecting more than a billion people globally. It's especially prevalent in less wealthy countries. In simple terms, blood pressure...

Early diabetes might mean dementia later, new study says

New research has found that the younger you are when you get Type 2 diabetes, the more likely you are to have memory problems...

Some diabetes drug may help treat dementia, study finds

People with diabetes are at an increased risk of developing dementia, a condition that affects memory and cognitive function. A recent study, however, offers some...

This new approach effective for type 2 diabetes management

Type 2 diabetes can be a daunting condition to manage. A new study from Western Sydney University offers a glimmer of hope for improved...