A National Institute of Health study is the first to test whether treating even the mildest cases of gestational diabetes is beneficial.
Depression affects as many as 25 percent of diabetes sufferers, and new research has found a possible cause in the form of high levels of glutamate, a neurotransmitter in the brain produced from glucose. Researchers from the Joslin Diabetes Center and other institutions have shown that increased levels of glutamate in the prefrontal area of the brains of people with type 1 diabetes were linked with symptoms of depression and lower scores on tests of cognitive function.
Researchers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst say adding soy to one’s diet is associated with lower diabetes risk and improved insulin sensitivity.
It’s becoming less common for diabetics to lose their vision, according to a new study.
A new study has found Americans of Indian descent are more likely to get diabetes, even if their weight is normal.
A new study has found the ability to work with and understand numbers can come into play for diabetics trying to manage their disease.
There are many factors that play into your blood sugar imbalance—some you can’t control and some you can. This health threat can creep up on you if you don’t monitor your diet, exercise regimen and stress levels. To find out more helpful solutions to ward off insulin resistance and other blood sugar-related conditions, keep reading this informative article guaranteed to boost your health…
A new screening method developed at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center could help medical professionals identify those at risk of metabolic disorders.
New research has found reducing sugar consumption and increasing fiber intake seems to improve risk factors associated with type 2 diabetes in Latino teens.
A new study has found a combination of insulin and vitamin C may stop the damage caused by type 1 diabetes.
Women with type 2 diabetes who have gone through menopause may benefit from adding two kinds of polyunsaturated oils to their diet, a new study has shown.
Both men and women in their mid-twenties should be concerned about their diet-based blood sugar levels and fitness, a new study suggests.
Blood sugar level is regularly monitored in diabetics, but new research has suggested the level of triglycerides may also need to come under closer scrutiny to protect against nerve loss.
Did you know that your blood sugar levels can go up and down depending on the foods that you eat? It’s true, and new research shows that the higher glycemic index of the food—the worse it is for your glucose levels. Check this handy list for the good and the bad grocery items…
Scientists are hoping a particular type of African tea may become a powerful weapon in the fight against type 2 diabetes.
