Type 1 Diabetes Gene Transfer Treatment Could Possibly Treat Type 2; Myths About The Disease Debunked

Medicine & Technology May 18, 2017

A gene transfer treatment was discovered to treat type 1 diabetes. The cure was also seen to have the potential to treat type 2 diabetes as well.

Diabetes Patients Can Lower Blood Sugar Through Gut Bacteria; Fecal Microbes Found To Have Curative Properties

Mar 21, 2017

A trail of tests suggests that fecal bacteria provide a key in combating diabetes.

Health Advances By 2025 -- Study

Sep 01, 2015

A research study has come up with a list of emerging technologies and advances in medicine that could widespread by 2025.

Diabetes Could Affect Brain Growth in Children

Dec 29, 2014

While diabetes is often known as a disease affecting the breakdown of sugar, most do not know about the implications of the disease's affects on the circulatory system. As a disease that limits blood flow, as well as organ health, diabetes has been known to cause other dreaded ailments, that if left unchecked, may have a debilitating effect on a person's life. Vital organs are the usual casualties of diabetes, with cataracts that lead to blindness, as well as, kidney malfunction being some of the ramifications associated with the disease. A recent study published in the journal Diabetes found that type-one diabetes may affect another organ in children in particular-the brain. The study saw a difference in brain development of children with diabetes, compared with children not suffering from the disease.

Possible Cure for Diabetes to Undergo Clinical Test on Humans

Nov 06, 2014

Diabetes Treatment via Blood Pressure Medication to Undergo Clinical Test on Humans.