A team of researchers, led by a University of California Davis (UC Davis) veterinary endocrinologist, has shown for the first time that a surgical procedure in rats that is similar to bariatric surgery in humans….
Read More »Leptin Therapy Shows Promise for Type 1 Diabetes
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center researchers report that using leptin alone in place of standard insulin therapy shows promise in abating symptoms of Type 1 diabetes.…
Read More »New Risk Score Tool More Accurately Predicts Patients’ Risk for Cardiac Disease, Death
Researchers have devised a better way to determine an individual’s risk for problems, such as myocardial infarction (MI) and heart failure, according to new research….
Read More »Selenium Improves Glucose Regulation in Men
In a French prospective observational study, older men with higher plasma selenium levels at baseline are less likely to have impaired fasting glucose levels or Type 2 diabetes…
Read More »Sixty Minutes of Physical Activity for Women Required Just to Maintain Weight?
Sixty minutes daily of physical activity seven days a week is recommended for women just to maintain weight….
Read More »China Overtakes India as the Global Epicenter of the Diabetes Epidemic
China has overtaken India as the global epicenter of the diabetes epidemic after a study showed twice as many Chinese are afflicted with the disease as previously estimated….
Read More »High-Heat-Treated Foods Promotes Risk Factors for Diabetes and Cardiovascular Diseases
The modern Western lifestyle is characterized by the consumption of high-heat-treated foods because of their characteristic taste and flavor. However, it has been shown that…
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GeLuscious gel moisturizing booties These moisturizing terry booties, contain a polymer gel lining which releases a combination of skin nourishing hydrators, which include jojoba oil, vitamin E, avocado oil (vitamin A), olive oil, and other vitamins, nutrients, and essential oils that help soften the feet and reduce the risk of …
Read More »Physical Activity Q&A with Dr. Sheri Colberg
Q: Dr. Sheri, you’ve done extensive research on exercise metabolism in individuals with Type 2 diabetes. What are some of the most important findings to date? A: Exercise is good — GREAT, actually! I’m still convinced that it’s one of the most important things you can do to prevent diabetic complications. I have studied …
Read More »Drugs Don’t Reduce Heart Problems for Diabetes Patients
Key results from a landmark federal study are in and the results are disappointing for diabetes patients: adding drugs to drive blood pressure and blood-fats lower than current targets did not prevent heart problems, and in some cases caused harmful side effects.
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