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Could a combination of drug therapy and stem cells reverse type 2 diabetes?
Scientists are looking for the most effective way to tackle diabetes.
Benefits of quitting smoking offset weight gain in people with diabetes
Gaining a couple extra pounds is still less harmful than smoking itself for people with diabetes.
7 popular medical myths that need to go away
Spoiler alert: sugar doesn't cause diabetes.
Insulin shortage to affect 40 million people by 2030
A huge number of people risks having inadequate access to life-saving treatment.
Diabetes drugs may have protective effects against Alzheimer’s
Antidiabetes medication could reduce Alzheimer's severity.
Pancreatic cells can naturally morph to combat diabetes, pointing to new avenues of treatment
Other cells can likely do it too, the researchers believe.
White paint might be causing a lot of Type 2 diabetes, preliminary research finds
White may hide a dark secret.
Eggs aren’t really bad for your heart, despite common misconceptions
Just don't go crazy with the omelettes!
Intensive weight management can put type 2 diabetes into remission
Want to get rid of diabetes? Just lose some weight.
Broccoli-derived compound could become a new treatment for type 2 diabetes
If there's something strange with your blood sugar levels, who you gonna call? Bro-ccoli!
To HEK with diabetes: new cell capsule could treat the condition with 0 insulin shots
It's like a pacemaker for your insulin.
We’ll soon be able to hack our nerves into controlling diseases
The new method could treat a wide range of diseases, from diabetes to arthritis.
New enzyme could be used as an insulin alternative, to treat diabetes and obesity
University of Montreal Hospital Research Centre (CRCHUM) scientists have identified a new enzyme that could protect the body from toxic ...
A new molecular drug that mimics exercise might help Diabetes patients
Researchers at University of Southampton, England report finding an alternative pathway to activate a key enzyme involved in cellular glucose ...
The artificial pancreas could automate insulin delivery for diabetics
In the lab, a team UC Santa Barbara demonstrated that an artificial pancreas that can automatically deliver insulin shots at ...
Swap a sweet drink for water and you get a 25% lower chance of diabetes
Swapping out a single daily sweet drink for water or unsweetened tea or coffee can lower the risk of diabetes ...
Why insulin is so prohibitively expensive to the 29 million diabetes patients in the US
Even if it was first discovered more than 90 years ago, insulin is still out of reach for a shocking ...
Older diabetics face high over-treatment risk
The "one size fits all" approach to diabetics treatment may cause significant problems for older patients also suffering from other ...
Diabetes cured in mice with Blood Pressure Medication
Diabetes is one of the most prevalent diseases in the developed world, with more than 29 million infected Americans; 1 ...
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