Sweet relief: diabetes drug could help millions of heart failure patients
Heart failure affects more than 64 million people worldwide. Half of these people have what's called 'mildly reduced or preserved ejection fraction.'
That's a fancy...
Young kidney cancer survivors have hidden heart risks
Remember when you were a teenager, and nothing could bring you down? Well, recent research suggests it might not be that simple for everyone.
At...
Fasting diet with early-day eating could reduce risk of type 2 diabetes
A diet focusing on fasting and eating early in the day might be crucial in lowering the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, new research suggests.
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...