If you are at risk of diabetes, a low-carb diet could help
In a study from Tulane University, scientists found people who are at higher risk of diabetes need to cut the carbs in their diets.
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Whole grains may protect your blood pressure, blood sugar, waist size
Scientists from Tufts University recently found that middle-aged and older people who ate at least three servings of whole grains every day had smaller...
These widely used diabetes drugs increase heart disease risk
In a recent study, scientists from Northwestern University found two drugs commonly prescribed to treat type 2 diabetes carry a high risk of heart...
Alcohol can increase high blood pressure in people with type 2 diabetes
In a study from Wake Forest School of Medicine, scientists found that drinking alcohol could increase high blood pressure in people with type 2 diabetes.
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Common diabetes drug linked to less severe COVID-19
Scientists examined adults with type 2 diabetes who were taking metformin, a commonly prescribed diabetes medication.
This common diabetes drug could reduce death risk, study finds
In a study from Stanford University and elsewhere, scientists found diabetes drug metformin can help reduce delirium risk and mortality.
Delirium is a serious change in...
Long-term inactivity strongly harms your blood sugar health
In a study from the University of Bath, scientists found the negative impact long-term inactivity places on the body's blood sugar and metabolic health.
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This common fruit may be the key to prevent diabetes, obesity
Scientists from Western University recently found a molecule in sweet oranges and tangerines called nobiletin may help reduce obesity and prevent diabetes and heart...
New way to manage type 2 diabetes may improve health in patients
A short 15–20 minute discussion between a local endocrinologist and general practitioner (GP) is improving the care of people with type 2 diabetes.
COVID-19 survivors may have higher risk of developing diabetes
In a study from Penn State College of Medicine, scientists found COVID-19 survivors have a 66% higher risk of developing type 1 or type...