A new cardiovascular drug screening has identified existing anti-hypertensive agents capable of preventing cognitive decline and amyloid neuropathology associated with Alzheimer’s disease.
Read More »Deadly Connection Between Diabetes and Alzheimer’s and Dementia
AGEs form in the brains of Alzheimer’s sufferers early in the disease process and elevated blood sugars in those with diabetes increase the formation of AGEs.
Read More »Diabetes Cure From Stem Cell Research in Four Years?
The first big target for embryonic stem cell research in Australia will be a cure for diabetes, with a top researcher predicting major progress within four years.
Read More »After Gestational Diabetes, Postpartum Glucose Goes Unchecked
Only 45% women in the cohort underwent postpartum glucose testing, as recommended.
Read More »Once Weekly Fish Consumption Linked to Reduced Cognitive Decline
Fish consumption, about one serving per week or more, is associated with reduced cognitive decline, according to the results of a prospective cohort study.
Read More »Compound in Red Wine Counters Effects of a High-Calorie Diet
The results of an international study suggests that a compound found in red wine gave mice longer and healthier lives and also countered some of the effects of a high-calorie diet.
Read More »Diabetes Gene Carries Similar Risk to Obesity
Carrying two copies of a common variant of a particular gene doubles your chances of developing diabetes and puts you in a similar risk category to being clinically obese, according to a collaborative study led by UCL (University College London) researchers.
Read More »Pomegranate Juice Can Protect Diabetics from Heart Disease
Drinking 6 ounces of pomegranate juice daily may protect diabetics from developing heart disease, according to a new study.
Read More »Fasting Capillary Glucose Useful in Screening for Gestational Diabetes
Women with gestational diabetes can be accurately identified by measuring fasting capillary glucose.
Read More »Pac Man Like Enzyme Key to New Diabetes Drug
Scientists have deciphered the structure of a “Pac Man”-like enzyme that could form the basis of new treatments for diabetes and Alzheimer’s disease.
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