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Blood Vessel Damage May Occur Even Before Prediabetes Stage
A long-term British research study shows that even before people reach a prediabetes stage of elevated blood sugar levels, damage
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In Reality, We Do Not See Fewer Diabetic Foot Infections
While statistics seems to suggest that fewer diabetics are developing foot infections in the U.S. – the numbers show that
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Social Networking May Help Boost Weight Loss
While many of us post health and fitness goals (on Facebook or Twitter) in order to hold ourselves more accountable
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CDC Predicts 40% of American Adults Will Develop Diabetes
Based on a statistical analysis of almost 600,000 American Adults in three studies, the Centers for Disease Control estimates that
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U.S. Trails Two Dozen Other Nations In Physicians Per Capita
Two dozen other countries top the United States when it comes to having enough doctors to go around. According to
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Shift Work Raises Odds of Type 2 Diabetes
Those who work shift work – both steady second or third-shift schedules or swing shifts, which include shifts that rotate
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These Microwaves Don’t Just Heat, They Count Calories
Microwaves: From carrying TV images to warming up coffee or thawing a chicken pot pie, is there anything they can’t
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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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BI-Lilly Alliance Creates Formidable Drug Development Combine
Pharma giants Boehringer Ingelheim (BI) and Eli Lilly and Company (Lilly) have formed the BI-Lilly Diabetes Alliance, a joint effort,
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FDA Delays Decision on Inhaled Insulin
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has delayed until July 15th making a decision on whether to allow the inhaled
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