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Study suggests that thiazolidinediones and metformin are not associated with increased mortality and may improve outcomes in older patients with diabetes and heart failure.

Patients with diabetes were 2.9 times as likely to develop enterobacterial bacteremia as patients without diabetes.

Ruboxistaurin can possibly shift the market from pain control to disease modification, according to a new report from Decision Resources.

Markers of cardiovascular risk were increased in patients with impaired fasting glucose.

Diabetes is an independent risk factor for HIV-associated dementia.

McDonalds agreed yesterday to pay $8.5 million to settle two lawsuits accusing it of misleading consumers about the levels of trans fat in its food.

Using living donors could allow many more patients to get transplants sooner, and the quality will be much better coming from a living donor than from the donated organ of a dead person.

Scientists find a plant protein that mimics a human hormone linked to weight loss and possibly helpful for the prevention of diabetes.

Statins could reduce the risk of OA because of their anti-inflammatory effects.

According to new guidelines, doctors need to check patients for diabetes if they even suspect a patient may have the condition, and start using drugs to treat it right away.