In the first study that proves ease of weight loss is indeed influenced by biology, researchers at the National Institutes of Health found evidence to suggest some
Diabetic Alert Dog Protects Little Girl with Type 1 Diabetes
Science and Research
One in Five People Will Have Heart Failure; Diabetics More at Risk
A new study suggests one in five people who live in developed countries can expect to experience heart failure.
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Customized Health Plans Linked to Better Diabetes Control
Individuals with health plans tailored to meet specific needs – like diabetes care – are more likely to have better medication adherence and control ove
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Even Without Weight Loss, Exercise and Dietary Changes Improve Insulin Sensitivity
To improve insulin sensitivity in people with type 2 diabetes, doctors will often recommend reducing body fat.
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Smokers Who Quit May Have Bad Blood Sugar Control
There's no question that giving up cigarettes is a healthy move, but people with type 2 diabetes may experience some negative side effects when they quit smoking.
Football Player Makes It to Fourth 'Pro Bowl' Despite Diabetes Affecting Performance
Diet and Nutrition
Protein at Breakfast: The Key for All-Day Blood Sugar Control
Most diabetics know the importance of regular meals, but a new study confirms just how critical it is for blood sugar management to eat a protein-rich breakfast.
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For Blood Sugar Control, Gastric Band or Weight Management Techniques Offer Similar Outcomes
Controlling blood sugar with type 2 diabetes often involves some type of weight loss or weight management approach.
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Children's Risk for Type 1 Diabetes Goes Up With Mother's Weight
A large-scale study in Sweden revealed that children born to mothers who are overweight or obese are more likely to develop type 1 diabetes - even when neither pare
