So you paid a visit to the doctor’s office, and now the word “diabetes” has joined your regular vocabulary.
Diabetic Bulimia: Misusing Insulin for Weight Loss
Melatonin May Be Linked to Type 2 Diabetes Risk
Lifestyle
Poor economy tied to fewer diabetes deaths
Research from the University of Alcala in Madrid reveals that widespread weight loss during an economic crisis in Cuba led to declining death rates from diabetes an
New Discovery Could Help Type 1 Diabetes
Science and Research
Bariatric surgery may help reverse diabetes for good
Research presented at the American Surgical Association meeting last week revealed that bariatric surgery — the process of using a gastric band or reducing stomach
Treatment
Mail-Order Supplies for Diabetes: The Pros and Cons
We live in a digital age, no two ways about it. People date, go to work, even buy their groceries and have them delivered, all on the World Wide Web.
Exercise
Lift weights, lower blood sugar: white muscle helps glucose levels
Putting on a little muscle could actually help diabetics lower their blood sugar, according to a new study from the Life Sciences Institute at the University of Mic
Prevention
Walking similar to running when it comes to heart health
Individuals looking to improve their heart health and avoid diabetes would do just as well taking a brisk walk around the neighborhood as they would on a vigorous r
Diet and Nutrition
Patients who follow bariatric surgery diet can improve type 2 diabetes
Patients with type 2 diabetes who eat a diet identical to the one advised after bariatric surgery can reduce their blood glucose levels just as much as patients who
