All You Need To Know About Gestational Diabetes
The gestational diabetes (gestational diabetes mellitus) is a form of diabetes, which is diagnosed during pregnancy. The development of gestational
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Bacteria Can Predict Risk of Type 2 Diabetes
A new study has shown that intestinal bacteria can be key contributor to the development of type 2 diabetes. The
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New Study Shows Child Cancer Patients Have Higher Diabetes Risk
A new study has shown that children receiving treatment for cancer are at a higher risk of developing diabetes. The
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Researchers Identify Protein Which May Help Prevent Diabetes
Canadian researchers have identified a new protein which may play a key role in the onset of diabetes. The VAMP8
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Weight Training Reduces Your Risk of Type 2 Diabetes
According to a new study by Harvard School of Public Health, men who lift weights (30 min per day x
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Sugar Substitutes Must Be Just That
Artificial sweeteners in your beverages are good idea in support of a calorie controlled diet, but only as long as
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Phthalates: The Next Big Public Health Issue?
The number of Americans suffering with type two diabetes has doubled in the last three decades. The Brigham and women’s
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Obesity May Mitigate Impact of Heart Disease
Almost every study that has ever been published has found that obesity can be a leading cause of heart disease.
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Increase in Diabetes Cases Makes Vision Problems More Common
More people are being diagnosed with diabetes in recent years. The increased prevalence of diabetes is creating a number of
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Walking May Help Dramatically Cut Diabetes Risks
Diabetes Care has published a new study that highlights a simple lifestyle change people can take to lower their risk
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Skinny Fat – The Danger that Lies Beneath
Have you ever considered the idea that having a normal BMI could mean nothing at all? Even if you’re thin
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Metformin May Reduce Breast Cancer Risk in Older Women
Metformin is a widely used medication for treating diabetes. The drug was developed in the 1920s, but it took decades
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Linagliptin Found Effective in Treating Diabetes in African Americans
A new study published in Medpage found that African Americans with Type 2 diabetes benefited from treatment with linagliptin therapy. The
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