This is How Much Weight The Average Person Gains on Vacation
Going on a one- to three-week vacation could put adults at risk for gaining dangerous weight around the midsection, according to a new University of Georgia study.<
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Irregular Sleep Makes for Bad Metabolic Health in Women
Women who frequently shift around their sleeping hours could have worse metabolic health outcomes than their peers who stick with a regular sleep schedule, accordin
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Trouble Sticking to Your Diet? Keep A Photo Diary
If you have trouble sticking to your diet or losing weight, your best bet may be to keep a photo diary of your body, a new study reports.
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'Smart' Sock Helps Diabetics Avoid Foot Ulcers
A new "smart" sock could help people avoid the complications that come with diabetic neuropathy.
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Weekend Bingeing Just as Bad as Regular Junk Food Diet
When it comes to gut health, bingeing on the weekends is just as bad as a regular diet that includes junk food, according to new research.
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Why People With Diabetes Have More Fractures
A technology that allows researchers to create a "virtual bone biopsy" has revealed why people with type 2 diabetes are often prone to fractures.
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Why Diabetics Have Smelling Problems
A new study might provide further clues about why people with type 2 diabetes often have problems with their sense of smell.
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Sleeping In On Weekends Can Reduce Diabetes Risk
Catching up on sleep over the weekend may reduce your risk for type 2 diabetes, according to a small study from the University of Chicago.
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Low Stress Resilience in Adolescents Linked to 50 Percent Higher Risk of Type 2 Diabetes
Young men who have a low resistance to stress may have up to a 50 percent higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes, according to new research from Stanford Univers
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Drinking Soda Linked to Dangerous Belly Fat
Drinking sugar-sweetened beverages like soda is associated with an increase in belly fat, according to new research from the American Heart Association.
