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Could a Simple Blood Test Predict a Heart Event in Type 2 Diabetes?

Blood sample illustrating epigenetic cardiovascular risk prediction using DNA methylation to assess heart risk in type 2 diabetes.

Could a routine blood sample someday reveal cardiovascular danger that cholesterol, blood pressure, and HbA1c do not fully capture? New research suggests that epigenetic cardiovascular risk prediction could offer a new way to identify people with type 2 diabetes who face a higher short-term risk of major cardiovascular events. Instead …

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Not All Diabetic Kidney Disease Is the Same—Scientists Just Found a Hidden Subtype

Medical illustration showing a human kidney with an enlarged view of immune B-cell activity, representing a newly discovered diabetic kidney disease subtype associated with kidney inflammation.

For years, diabetic kidney disease (DKD) has been viewed as a single condition that progresses in a fairly predictable way. However, new research suggests that this assumption may overlook important biological differences between patients. Scientists have now identified a previously hidden subtype of diabetic kidney disease marked by increased B-cell …

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The Diabetes Warning Sign Hiding in Routine Liver Tests

Routine liver enzyme blood test alongside a glucose meter illustrating the connection between liver enzymes and diabetes risk.

Many people think of liver function tests as a way to detect liver disease. However, researchers are discovering that routine liver enzymes may also reveal important clues about future metabolic health. Understanding liver enzymes diabetes risk is becoming increasingly important because these commonly ordered blood tests may help identify people …

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