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Study showed positive impact for women with type 2 diabetes but….
Read More »Moderate Weight Loss in Middle Aged Women Has Benefits
Maintaining a weight loss of 10% of body weight could aid in avoiding heart disease and diabetes….
Read More »Vitamin D Supplementation for Type 2 Diabetic Women
Weekly vitamin D supplements may help curb pain and depression….
Read More »Heart Disease Increases in Women with Diabetes
Women with diabetes have a greater risk of heart disease than men….
Read More »Is Vigorous Physical Activity Better than Moderate Physical Activity for Women?
It has not been demonstrated that in overweight or obese people high-intensity interval training is better than moderate-intensity exercise in inducing weight loss except for….
Read More »Pregnant Women with Diabetes More Prone to Birth-Related MRSA Infection
Getting infected with MRSA is more than three times more likely for pregnant women who have diabetes than it is for pregnant women without diabetes….
Read More »Skipping Breakfast May Increase Risk of Type 2 Diabetes for Women
Glucose total AUC was greater in the no-breakfast group compared with the breakfast group….
Read More »Cardiovascular Risk Factors are Greater in Women with Diabetes
A survey also found that women take less medication to help improve both diabetes and cardiovascular disease….
Read More »Increased Risk for Diabetes in Postmenopausal Women Using Statins
Statin medication use in postmenopausal women is associated with an increased risk for diabetes….
Read More »Women Have to Do 20% More than Men
Women have to do about 20% more exercise to get the same benefits….
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