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Periodontal disease may contribute to the increased mortality associated with diabetes.

In adults with diabetes, CHD, hypertension, and depression spectrum disorders more strongly predicted future costs than the A1c level.

Acute hyperglycemia is not a benign event for many individuals with diabetes, but it is associated with mild cognitive dysfunction.

New U.S. Bill Recognizes that Chromium Supplementation May Benefit Native American and Pediatric Populations

High levels of C-reactive protein are associated with the risk of coronary heart disease, even after carefully adjusting for other known risk factors.

There is an association between mild to moderate alcohol consumption and a lower prevalence of the metabolic syndrome.

New research indicates that certain high-risk individuals, particularly women and adults younger than 50 years, are under-using this effective and inexpensive agent.

Glargine associated with slightly lower HbA1c and less nocturnal glycemic variability and hypoglycemia.

Visfatin, a adipocytokine protein that shares properties with insulin may lead to the development of a new diabetes drug.

Results of a new study provide more evidence that depression influences glucose metabolism and risk of diabetes.