Eating less but regularly may be the secret to preventing type 2 diabetes
Eating fewer meals might seem like a trendy Hollywood diet, but new research says it might be good for your health.
Double whammy: diabetes drug also knocks out obesity
A drug named tirzepatide, usually known for fighting off type 2 diabetes, has emerged as a new heavyweight champion against obesity.
A team of smart...
Scientists find the key to type 2 diabetes development
Globally, approximately 415 million people live with diabetes, with about 90% of these cases being type 2 diabetes (T2D).
T2D is marked by pancreatic beta-cell...
Research shows potential to prevent heart attacks in people with diabetes
A recent study from the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute has discovered a potential method to prevent severe events, such as heart attacks or...
Metformin could reduce risk of joint disease in people with diabetes
Osteoarthritis is a persistent issue that plagues millions around the world, causing joint pain severe enough to necessitate joint replacements.
As it stands, there are...
The connection between diabetes and frozen shoulder: an in-depth look
Frozen shoulder, a painful condition limiting shoulder movement, appears to have a higher incidence among individuals with diabetes.
Led by scholar Brett Paul Dyer from...
Metformin may help diabetic patients with heart failure live longer
When patients with type 2 diabetes (T2DM) and chronic heart failure (CHF) are admitted to intensive care units (ICUs), their treatment often sparks a...
Loneliness: A hidden threat to heart health in diabetics
Did you know that feeling lonely could be harmful to your heart?
Especially if you have diabetes.
A new study says that loneliness is a bigger...
Health in a box: fresh foods as a prescription for type 2 diabetes
Doctors might soon be giving out fresh fruits and vegetables as part of treatment plans, according to a study from Australia.
This simple change could...
New hope for diabetic kidney disease: the power of vegetables
About a quarter of individuals with diabetes may develop diabetic nephropathy over time, a progressive kidney disease that could eventually necessitate dialysis.
As a leading...