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Significantly more children with psoriasis present as overweight or obese compared with control patients without the inflammatory disease, according to a multicenter, cross-sectional, international study….

Successful studies can help to determine how new products can help in improving lives. But, studies that are not successful can provide information also….

Patients who received mobile-based diabetes care, including a wireless glucometer and a smartphone containing a personalized care plan, showed lower A1C levels at six months compared with those who had usual care….

The human body is able to maintain tight control of blood glucose despite varying glucose consumption, production, and utilization. Two key players involved in maintaining glucose homeostasis are the liver and the hormone insulin which affect each other through various direct and indirect mechanisms…. Insulin Physiology and Metabolism by the …

A recent landmark decision by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) represents an important first step toward addressing one of the great ironies of American health care….

We have known that people with diabetes are at risk for depression, but now we are seeing that those with depression are at greater risk for diabetes….

Letting patients email their clinician and access their records online was associated with more, not fewer, telephone calls, office visits, and clinical services in general….

A drug that was initially used to treat insulin resistance in diabetes patients has shown promise as a way to improve cognitive function in Alzheimer’s sufferers….

Patients with type 1 diabetes displayed a greater risk for developing chronic liver disease, including a fourfold prevalence for cirrhosis, compared with the general population….

People with diabetes may have a higher risk of hearing problems than those without the disease….