Diabetes and tooth loss speed up cognitive decline
A growing connection among diabetes, tooth loss, and dementia highlights the importance of dental care and diabetes management as you age.
Lab tests say insulin doses could be more accurate
A new discovery provides a tool for developing better insulin preparations that millions of people around the world depend on.
Lab tests say insulin doses could be more accurate
A new discovery provides a tool for developing better insulin preparations that millions of people around the world depend on.
Nile rat genome may clarify type 2 diabetes in people
The first genome for the Nile rat, an animal prone to diet-induced diabetes, may offer a better model for type 2 diabetes.
Heart research bias puts Black, Hispanic women at risk
Biases in studies concerning heart disease and metabolic disorder in midlife Black and Hispanic women may put their lives in jeopardy.
How a sedentary, sugary period affects the body
A look at vascular insulin resistance shows how six cans of soda a day and being more sedentary affect men’s and women’s bodies.
Low-carb diet lowers blood sugar in prediabetes
Cutting carbs could help people at risk for diabetes lower their blood sugar, a new study shows.
Low-carb diet lowers blood sugar in prediabetes
Cutting carbs could help people at risk for diabetes lower their blood sugar, a new study shows.
BefA protein triggers insulin-producing cells to reproduce
New research shows how a protein called BefA functions. The findings could hold clues to type 1 diabetes.
Exercise can modify fat tissue in people with obesity
Moderate levels of exercise can modify fat tissue in ways that could improve health, a study on obesity finds.