Just 15 minutes of daily vigorous physical activity can help one stay young, finds a novel research study.…
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People with low skeletal muscle mass and strength (Sarcopenia) need to do more than lose weight….
Read More »Experts Advise Beginning Daily Aspirin Later
In a change, heart and diabetes groups push age threshold up from 40, to 50 for men, 60 for women….
Read More »Clean Teeth Prevents Heart Disease by 70%
Individuals who do not brush their teeth twice a day have an increased risk of heart disease, a new study shows. Regular toothbrushing could help stave off cardiovascular disease by 70% according to a nationally-representative study….
Read More »Novo Pulls Its Insulins Out of Greece
The world’s leading supplier of the anti-diabetes drug insulin is withdrawing it from Greece. Could Lilly and Sanofi-Aventis be next…?
Read More »Increases in Waist Circumference and Weight Predicts Incident Diabetes
Increases in waist circumference and weight may predict incident diabetes, according to the results of a recent study….
Read More »Vitamin K Linked to Lower Diabetes Risk
People who get plenty of vitamin K from food may have a lower risk of developing Type 2 diabetes than those who get less of the vitamin, a new study suggests….
Read More »Predicting Type 1 Diabetes in the General Population
One-time screening for GADAs and IA-2As in the general childhood population would identify approximately 60% of those individuals who will develop Type 1 diabetes over the next 27 years….
Read More »Overweight Girls Who Lose Weight Before Adulthood Reduce Diabetes Risk Later
Overweight girls who lose weight before they reach adulthood greatly reduced their risk for developing Type 2 diabetes, according to researchers, who analyzed 16 years of data on nearly 110,000 women….
Read More »Inhaling Diabetes? Study Suggests Link Between Air Pollution and Type 2 Diabetes
Traffic-related air pollution, known to raise the risk for cardiovascular disease, may also increase the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes in women. Low-grade inflammation may contribute to the higher incidence of Type 2 diabetes in women exposed to air pollution.…
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