Why so many people quit their diabetes meds
Many people with type 2 diabetes take a medication called metformin to help manage their blood sugar. It’s often the first drug doctors prescribe...
Coffee compounds may beat diabetes drug in blood sugar control
Coffee is one of the most popular drinks in the world, known for its taste and energy-boosting effects.
But now, researchers have discovered that it...
Food preservatives may increase your cancer and diabetes risks
Many of the foods we eat every day contain preservatives. These substances help food last longer, keep its color, and prevent the growth of...
What’s the best drug combo for type 2 diabetes?
A major study led by Dr. Henry Burch and The GRADE Study Research Group has given us important new facts about treating type 2...
This diabetes drug can prevent heart disease, obesity, and inflammation
Metformin is one of the most widely used medicines for people with type 2 diabetes. It helps control blood sugar and offers many other...
Easy breakfast change can help control type 2 diabetes
A new study from the University of British Columbia’s Okanagan campus shows that changing just one meal—breakfast—can help people with Type 2 diabetes manage...
Common food preservatives may increase risk of type 2 diabetes
A new study has found that eating more food preservatives—common substances added to processed foods to help them last longer—may raise the risk of...
This daily food can help prevent heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure
Many people know that whole grains are good for your health. But a new long-term study from Tufts University shows just how powerful they...
Can people with diabetes still eat fruit?
Living with diabetes often means being careful about what you eat—especially when it comes to sugar. Because fruit tastes sweet, many people wonder if...
New BMI tool predicts diabetes and fatty liver more accurately
A group of researchers from Leipzig University and the University of Gothenburg have developed a new way to more accurately assess a person’s risk...