Researchers have reported that in animal studies, Actos prevented memory and learning problems associated with cancer radiation treatments on the brain.
Read More »New Therapy to Treat Patients With Severely Elevated Cholesterol Levels
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine have demonstrated the potential of a new type of therapy for patients who suffer from high cholesterol levels, lowering LDL cholesterol by 51%..
Read More »Gene Associated with Kidney Failure in Diabetes Identified
Discovery can lead to treatment strategies for diabetic patients to protect them from kidney failure and may provide a marker to determine which diabetic patients are at increased risk for future kidney disease.
Read More »A New Oral Nano Delivery System For Insulin
Scientists are reporting development of a nanoparticle drug delivery system that shows promise as a potential way to administer insulin and perhaps other protein-based drugs by mouth rather than injection or nasal sprays.
Read More »Living Near Toxic Waste Increases Risk for Diabetes
Living near toxic waste may make you diabetic, says a study.
Read More »U.S. Healthcare Contributes to the Complications of Diabetes
New report finds that the 46 million people who are uninsured and those with low income received the lowest quality of care and had the most problems with access to preventive health care.
Read More »Kidney Disease Linked to Increased Risk of Peripheral Artery Disease
Chronic kidney disease is a risk factor for peripheral artery disease (PAD)—a common but often undetected condition causing reduced blood flow in the legs.
Read More »Being Overweight May Just Be Body Chemistry at Work
You can lose weight by outsmarting the system that regulates appetite.
Read More »New Combination of Chromium Picolinate + Biotin Improves Glucose Control
A daily supplement of chromium picolinate and biotin improved glucose tolerance by 15 per cent, compared to placebo, says a new study from Yale University.
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Successful weight-loss strategies that work.
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