A new simple mathematical model performs as well as the OGTT to predict a person’s risk of developing type 2 diabetes and could change diabetes care.

Identifying diabetes and glucose abnormalities is better achieved with the World Health Organizations (WHO) criteria then the ADA criteria, says researchers.

Diabetics are not in the same league as heart disease patients for the risk of heart attack

First step in understanding how insulin-releasing cells develop

There is still little long-term safety and efficacy data in children

A conventional diet rather than a very-low caloric diet produced more sustained weight loss.

Hyperglycemia may make people more susceptible to strokes and appear to worsen the outcomes of stroke patients after thrombolytic therapy.

Diabetes Drug Avandia Poses Minimal Harm to Liver

Insulin exerts a significant anti-inflammatory effect on blood vessel walls.

Persons at high risk for diabetes mellitus are better identified by using a simple prediction model than by relying exclusively on the results of a 2-hour oral glucose tolerance test