Children do not understand diabetes or its consequences.
Read More »Issue 202 Item 8 Childhood Vaccines Show No Relationship with Development of Typ
Analysis of all children born in Denmark between 1990 and 2000 shows no causal relation between childhood vaccinations and development of type 1 diabetes.
Read More »Issue 202 Item 7 Relationship Between Obesity-Associated Diabetes And Heart Dise
A major link between obesity and insulin resistance is a high level of free fatty acids, which cause insulin resistance and seem to simultaneously set off inflammation, which can be the missing link to heart disease.
Read More »Issue 202 Item 6 Increased Restaurant Portion Size Leads to Increased Calorie In
Be Picky When Served Large Portions. Participants often didn’t notice changes in portion size even when they were given 100 percent more food.
Read More »Issue 202 Item 5 Continuous Glucose Monitors Not Effective In Preventing Hypogly
GlucoWatch G2 Biographer (GW2B) and the continuous glucose monitoring system (CGMS) do not reliably detect hypoglycemia” in children and adolescents with type 1 diabetes.
Read More »Issue 202 Item 4 Diabetes Susceptibility Gene Discovered
The genetic studies have nailed down HNF4a as a diabetes susceptibility gene.
Read More »Issue 202 Item 3 Cancer Warning For Obese Children
A health expert has warned that tens of thousands of overweight children are in danger of dying before their parents.
Read More »Issue 201 Item 15 Longer Diabetes Means Higher Heart Risk
The longer people with diabetes have the disease, the greater their risk of developing heart disease, new research shows.
Read More »Issue 201 Item 13 High Mortality Among Young Hospitalized Diabetics
People under 30 who are admitted to hospital for diabetes type 1 are at substantially increased risk of dying from natural causes and suicide.
Read More »Issue 201 Item 12 High Mortality Among Young Hospitalized Diabetics
People under 30 who are admitted to hospital for diabetes type 1 are at substantially increased risk of dying from natural causes and suicide.
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