Not enough sleep for women may lead to extra pounds over the years, researchers reported.
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First Man With Diabetes Reaches Mount Everest’s Summit
He couldn’t check his blood sugars because of the high altitudes because of the cold temperatures. None of the current meters would work at those kind of extreme conditions.
Read More »Pollution Increases Risks in People with Diabetes
People with diabetes, heart failure, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease are at increased risk of death when they are exposed to particulate air pollution, for one or more years.
Read More »New Study Advances Treatments to Prevent Type 2 and Metabolic Syndrome
Insulin uses two distinct mechanisms to control glucose and the metabolism of blood fats (lipids) in the liver.
Read More »Diabetes, Heart Disease Can Herald Early GI Cancers
“The presence of diabetes or heart disease can be a signal for clinicians to evaluate patients’ risk for digestive cancers.” “And begin treatment with Ace inhibitors, which may reduce the risk of colon, pancreatic and esophageal cancers.”
Read More »Signaling Pathways Required for Expansion of Insulin-Producing Beta Cells
“Our work focused on guiding stem cells, or pancreas progenitors, to differentiate into beta cells.”
Read More »Outside Jobs Reward Mothers with Paychecks and Thinner Waists
The women who bring home the bacon as well as fry it in the pan are likely to be thinner and healthier than their stay-at-home counterparts, according to researchers.
Read More »Obesity Triples the Risk of Chronic Kidney Failure
According to the results of a new study, obesity is an important and potentially preventable risk factor for chronic renal failure (CRF). A BMI of 25 or higher triples the risk of chronic kidney failure.
Read More »Converting Bedtime NPH to Morning Glargine in Type 2’s
Increasing the dose of glargine without changing the total daily insulin dose resulted in significantly better glycemic control in type 2 diabetic patients on basal-prandial insulin therapy.
Read More »Type 2 Diabetes An 80% Risk Factor for Colorectal Tumors in Women
Women with type 2 diabetes have an 80% increased risk of colorectal adenoma compared with non-diabetics, a team from Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri, reported.
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