Overweight shoppers who got a flier with health-related information as they entered a grocery store spent about $1.40 on unhealthy snacks, compared with $4.80 spent by those who got a comparison flier without the cues, researchers reported. International Journal of Obesity Sept, 2013
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MRI May Predict Heart Attack, Stroke in Diabetes Patients
Diabetes patients whose full-body MRIs showed "vascular changes" had a 20% risk of heart attack or stroke at three years and a 35% risk at six years compared with those whose results did not reveal changes, a study indicated. Scientists found that scanning the body with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) …
Read More »Lifestyle Intervention and Cardiometabolic Risk Factors: POWER-UP Trial
Three different types of weight loss interventions were examined for their effects on blood pressure, lipids, glucose, insulin resistance, and inflammation in obese participants….
Read More »Brisk Minutes of Exercise Help to Prevent Weight Gain
A few minutes extra of high intensity exercise can have a significant effect on prevention of weight gain….
Read More »Dietary Tweaks That Improve Control for Type 1 Children
Eating foods rich in amino and fatty acids may help preserve beta cells for up to two years….
Read More »Why Many Obese People Don’t Get Diabetes
Chronic inflammation may be a significant risk factor for both heart disease and diabetes….
Read More »Barrett’s Esophagus Risk Increase with Diabetes
Diabetes patients are at risk regardless of presence or absence of other risk factors….
Read More »Can Financial Incentives Make a Difference in Primary Care?
Pay-for-performance may not be as effective in some ways….
Read More »Use of Electronic Health Records among Patients with Diabetes
Can the use of electronic health records (EHRs) reduce emergency room visits?…
Read More »Is Diabetes a Risk Factor for Peptic Ulcer Bleeding?
Findings of a new nationwide population-based cohort study suggest diabetes patients may be at a higher risk of developing peptic ulcer bleeding….
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