FDA has launched an investigation on an unpublished study suggesting that incretin mimetics are associated with pancreatic cancer….
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Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) poses a double impact in glucose control in women with the highest level of insulin resistance….
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Diabetes survival rates are decreasing and the death rate for individuals with pre-diabetes increased from 11.19 to 14.02 deaths per 1,000 person-years….
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Just 3 times a week home-based DVD exercise programs can be effective….
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Diabetic patients have an impaired ability to heal wounds, so there is a critical need to develop new treatments to improve healing….
Read More »Brown Fat Production Mechanism Discovered
Brown fat plays an important role in diabetes and metabolism because of its ability to metabolize glucose and fatty acids….
Read More »Small Lifestyle Changes Improve Outcomes for Diabetes Patients
Small changes have big impacts and knowledge is golden….
Read More »Gastric Banding Works Long Term
Gastric banding shows improvements in cardiovascular risk, lipids and glucose and the benefits persisting at 5 years and continuing….
Read More »Childhood Depression Increases Cardiac Risks in Teens
Teens who have childhood depression are at higher risk of cardiovascular diseases….
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Type 1 diabetic patients are at higher risk of developing autoimmune thyroid condition and women are eight times more likely to develop thyroid disease than men….
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