Association between exposure to antihyperglycemic medications for type 2 diabetes and risk for developing multiple sclerosis differs according to age and sex
Read More »Ultraprocessed Foods Tied to Premature Death
Portion of total diet attributed to ultraprocessed food is increasing
Read More »CKD Incidence Differs by Race in People With Diabetes
Incidence lower in White patients versus Black, Hispanic, and indigenous populations
Read More »Air Pollution Adversely Linked to Body Composition in Women
Weaker associations seen for PM2.5 and NO2 with body composition in participants who engaged in more physical activity
Read More »Time-Restricted Eating Has No Impact on Sex Steroids in Women
No change in testosterone, androstenedione, sex-hormone binding globulin among premenopausal or postmenopausal women
Read More »Low-Carbohydrate Diet Yields Greater Decrease in HbA1c
Reductions in HbA1c, fasting plasma glucose, body weight at six months greater with low-carbohydrate diet versus usual diet in individuals with elevated untreated HbA1c
Read More »Most Teens Continue Gender-Affirming Hormones Into Adulthood
In a recent study, 98 percent continued with hormone treatment at follow-up
Read More »Factors Linked to Self-Care Behavior ID’d for CKD Patients
Not currently working, nonsmoker, end-stage kidney disease significantly affect self-care behavior
Read More »Early-Onset Diabetes Tied to Earlier Age of Menopause
Early age of diagnosis for type 1 diabetes (younger than 30 years), type 2 diabetes (30 to 39 years) linked to earlier menopause
Read More »Hormonal, Metabolic Parameters of PCOS May Vary by Region
Women with polycystic ovary syndrome who are from Alabama are more likely to be hirsute; those from California are more likely to have hyperandrogenemia
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