Diabetes Health Type 1: Mixed Martial Arts Reveals Hidden Strengths
Rob Cooper isn’t one to shy away from a challenge. After the Illinois native’s diagnosis of type 1 diabetes at
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Alzheimer’s New Name: Type 3 Diabetes
When news about a startling new insight into the cause of Alzheimer’s disease first emerged in 2005, it was highly
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Eylea Earns FDA Approval To Treat Diabetic Macular Edema
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the eye drug Eylea for the treatment of diabetic macular edema, according
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Newly Discovered Virus Linked To Obesity
If you thought your obesity and type 2 diabetes diagnoses were genetic “gifts” from your family, it could be a
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Carrying a Pancreas Outside My Body
One of the pluses of having a working pancreas is that you do not often lose it. The organ just
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Insulin pumps lead to lower A1C levels for insulin-dependent type 2s
Insulin pumps can be as beneficial for those with type 2 diabetes that require insulin as they have become for
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USDA Announces $78 Million Available for Local Food Enterprises
The local food movement was given a big boost earlier this month with the announcement that the USDA has plans
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A Primer on Gluten for Celiac Awareness Month
Many people first became aware of how dangerous a slice of bread could be for those with celiac disease when
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Type 2 Drug Slashes Dementia Risk
A new study has surprising implications for a generic diabetes drug. Pioglitazone, which is often prescribed for patients with Type
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U.S. News & World Report Lists Best U.S. Hospitals for Diabetes
News magazine U.S. News & World Report has published a list of the top 10 American hospitals for treating diabetes
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Key Steps in Diabetes Care
Living with diabetes means you need to take extra care to stay healthy. The good news is that even small
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