In the most comprehensive analysis of people with type 1 diabetes ever undertaken in the U.S., researchers found that….
Read More »ADA: First Meal of the Day Decreases Risk for Type 2 Diabetes
Eating breakfast is associated with a decreased chance of developing type 2 diabetes….
Read More »ADA: Moving from Prediabetes to Normal Just Once Cuts Risk
Achieving normal glucose regulation even once predicted a lower risk of progression to diabetes for prediabetic patients. The evidence points to working hard at prediabetes to get rewarded both now and later….
Read More »ADA: First Trimester Blood Test Predicts Gestational Diabetes with 92% Accuracy
A simple blood test could be incorporated into prenatal care, possibly as early as the first prenatal visit….
Read More »ADA: Prediabetic Women Live Longer with Lifestyle Change
Long-term lifestyle intervention helps women with impaired glucose tolerance live longer but the same cannot be said for men….
Read More »ADA: HbA1c May Predict Treatment Failure in Diabetic Kids
New analyses indicate that HbA1c levels and insulin secretion may forecast how children with type 2 diabetes will respond to therapy….
Read More »ADA: Belly Fat Loss Best to Halt Diabetes
In a substudy of the STAMPEDE trial researchers found that, although two bariatric surgery techniques resulted in similar weight loss, the one that shaved more belly fat led to a better rate of diabetes remission….
Read More »ADA: Diabetes Patients Shed Pounds with Insulin Analog
An investigational basal insulin analog, LY2605541, may actually help type 1 and type 2 diabetic patients lose weight….
Read More »ADA: First Type 1 Registry in the U.S.
Newly created registry includes 25,000 people of all ages. What they found was that most type 1’s are….
Read More »ADA: Both Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes Rates Increase Significantly among American Youth
The prevalence of both type 1 and type 2 increased among young people substantially over the past decade. Researchers also found that complications such as nerve damage are…
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