How your sleep habits could influence your risk of type 2 diabetes
A diverse group of medical researchers in the Netherlands has made a significant discovery. They found that how much you sleep could be tied...
How migraine headaches connect to blood sugar levels
Have you ever had a headache that just won't go away? Or even worse, a migraine that makes you feel like hiding in a...
Scientists find new tool to analyze cause of heart rhythm disorder
A collaborative research team from UC Davis and the University of Oxford has introduced SparkMaster 2, a cutting-edge, open-source software designed to automatically analyze...
Diabetes and heart disease linked to higher dementia risk, study confirms
Recent research from Karolinska Institutet in Sweden shines a spotlight on the dangerous synergy between cardiometabolic diseases like type 2 diabetes, heart diseases, and...
Dementia and falls are emerging concerns in people with diabetes
A new paper reveals a shift in the landscape of diabetes-related mortality, with an alarming rise in deaths due to dementia and falls among...
Best and worst fruits you can eat to manage type 2 diabetes
Living with type 2 diabetes means you need to be extra careful about what you eat, and this includes fruits.
Though fruits offer many health...
Low-dose aspirin might lower diabetes risk in older people
The Study: Can Aspirin Help Prevent Diabetes?
New research from Australia suggests that taking a low dose of aspirin daily may reduce the risk of...
New study links sleep duration to your type 2 diabetes risk
A new study from the Netherlands, published in the journal Sleep Health, has found a U-shaped correlation between sleep duration and the risk of...
Could diabetes drugs help prevent dementia? New study sheds light
Diabetes and dementia might seem unrelated, but they have some key similarities, especially type 2 diabetes and dementia.
Researchers have been curious about whether drugs...
Lifetime interpersonal violence may increase diabetes risk, study finds
New research provides compelling evidence that interpersonal violence or abuse (IVA) at any point in life significantly increases the risk of developing diabetes.
This groundbreaking...