Major implications for diabetes therapy, if the premeal glucose concentration accounts for 50% of the variability in the postmeal glucose rise.

Results of the Heart Protection Study provide strong evidence for aggressively managing cardiovascular risk in type 2 diabetic patients.

Overall, 26 percent of U.S. men and 28 percent of U.S. women already are obese by about age 36, according to a new University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill study of adult weight gain among different ethnic groups, races and sexes.

Long-term follow-up of HERS II does not support the cardiovascular benefit once attributed to hormone replacement therapy (HRT).

Can treating AGEs lead to a reduction of endothelial dysfunction?

New research shows that cardiovascular risks can increase even before patients develop diabetes.

New targets set for diabetes treatment in Britain’s National Health Service may be too strict to be practical, an article in Friday’s British Medical Journal warns.

Obese diabetic mice treated with an extract of Panax ginseng berries shed weight and demonstrate significant improvement in glucose homeostasis, investigators from the University of Chicago report in the June issue of the journal Diabetes.

Increasing daily aspirin use to 90% of those with Type 2 diabetes could prevent an additional 11,000 MIs and potentially save >8,000 lives.

There are distinct barriers and facilitators in managing patients with type 2 DM.