Genetic engineering has improved the survival rate of diabetic monkeys that receive pig pancreas cells.

Patients with type 1 diabetes who have slightly elevated levels of protein in their urine are not necessarily destined to develop kidney failure years later.

Two studies validate that walking was associated with reduced CVD risk and total mortality for Men and Women with type 2 diabetes.

Islet-alone transplantation is safe and effective, and the Edmonton Protocol used to accomplish this can be safely replicated.

Automated tritan contrast threshold (TCT) assessment identifies sight-threatening diabetic retinopathy before vision is lost.

Two measurements may represent distinct phenotypic pathways in the evolution of type 2 diabetes, new research suggests.

U.S. researchers identify a protein that could serve as a new target for drugs designed to treat type II diabetes.

Moderation is the key to sustaining exercise. Two studies show that exercise for less than 20 minutes a day and in moderation can reduce the risk of heart disease by 61%

American and Korean red ginseng may help to normalize blood glucose levels and improve insulin secretion and sensitivity in patients with type 2 diabetes.

Vardenafil improves the key variables that determine sexual satisfaction in men with coexisting diabetes and erectile dysfunction (ED).