Researchers found that short-term overeating and reduced physical activity lowered participants’ insulin sensitivity and altered expression patterns of several genes and proteins within adipose tissue. The study included 26 healthy, habitually active men aged 18 to 32 years. The affected genes are involved in nutritional homeostasis, metabolism, and insulin action …
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Night Shift Workers More Likely to Have “Pro-Inflammatory” Diet
Michael Wirth, MSPH, Ph.D., of the University of South Carolina, Columbia, analyzed the relationship between shiftwork and pro-inflammatory diet using data from a nationwide sample of employed adults. Based on diet questionnaires, the researchers calculated a "dietary inflammatory index" (DII) for each individual. The greater the DII score, the more …
Read More »Older Patients with T2DM and Comorbidities Don’t Feel Heard
Responses in focus groups point to a "disconnect" between patients with these conditions and their providers….
Read More »Diabetes Linked to Low Dose Steroids
Both high and low dose steroids now correlated with increased risk of diabetes….
Read More »More Evidence Memory Problems Linked to High Blood Sugar
High blood glucose affects brain’s hippocampus even in non-diabetics….
Read More »UK NICE Guidelines Advise for Wider Use of Statins
CVD preventive treatment should also be started much earlier in patients with lower risk….
Read More »Fruit Juice Can Have Same Amount of Sugar as Cola
Researchers suggest that fruit juice should not be considered as one of the five recommended portions of healthy vegetables or fruits consumed in a day….
Read More »Researchers Uncover Possible Reason behind Poor Wound Healing in Diabetes
A molecule inhibiting blood vessel growth in patients with diabetes, PGC-1 alpha, may be the culprit….
Read More »Using EHR’s to Track Prediabetes Recognition and Treatment
How quickly are clinicians identifying prediabetes in their patients, and then following up and treating it?…
Read More »Depression and Impulse Control Disorders Associated with Diabetes
In large international sample of patients with mental disorders, binge eating disorder and bulimia nervosa were found to have an even stronger association with diabetes than other disorders….
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