Insulin resistance presents a biomarker for poor metabolic health.
Read More »Rise in Cost for Treating Type 2 Diabetes Medicare Beneficiaries
A data-driven-approach study was conducted to identify the cost of spending for long-term care patients with diabetes by accessing data from Medicare Fee-for-Service beneficiaries, including Medicare parts A, B, and D for two years.
Read More »A True Story About a Cause of Slow Weight Gain with Diabetes
By Sheri Colberg, PhD
I recently had a personal experience with slow weight gain that is worth mentioning. It was concerning to me not only because my clothes were fitting tighter than I like, but also because I have generally been weight stable throughout my adult life. While many people have gained weight during COVID, I am lucky to live somewhere with weather conducive to exercising outdoors all year long. And as you know, I am an exercise physiologist and happily practice what I preach about being active....
Hormone Therapy: Does It Lead to Increased Incidence of Diabetes in Trans Men and Women?
Studies have found that there may be a connection between hormone therapy use and type 2 diabetes, putting transgender individuals at an increased risk.
Read More »Researchers Identify Issues Facing Older Adults Living with Diabetes
The Diabetes UK teams developed eight priority questions and recommendations to improve the quality of life and care of older diabetes patients.
Read More »Physical Activity: Better Late Than Never, But Better Early Than Late
New studies suggest that moderate to vigorous exercise may delay heart disease in adults between 70-75.
Read More »The Role of Fish Oil and DASH Diet in Lipid Metabolism and Inflammation In Patients with T2D
Consumption of fish oil plus DASH diet is associated with a partial alteration in lipid metabolism and inflammatory mediators in patients with T2D.
Read More »Mindfulness, Acceptance-Based Diabetes Education May Reduce Distress & Glycemic Levels
The benefits of mindfulness and acceptance-based interventions in patients with type 2 diabetes.
Read More »Predicting the Risk of CVD in Diabetes Patients
Data analysis suggests the need to create CVD prediction models specifically focused on the risk factors that affect patients with type 2 diabetes.
Read More »How Physical Activity Can Modify Metabolism and Protect Against T2D
A recent study from the University of Eastern Finland suggests that consistent physical activity can significantly modify the body's metabolism, which will reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
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