DNA-Tailored Diet Could Help Manage Blood Sugar, Reduce Risk of Type 2 Diabetes Progression [Study]

Medicine & Technology Mar 09, 2024

A team of researchers explored the potential of DNA-based dietary guidance as an intervention against type 2 diabetes mellitus. Find out more about it in this article.

Over 100 Million People in India Are Dealing With Diabetes, Study Reveals; Figures Are 44% Higher Than 4 Years Ago

Jun 13, 2023

The 101 million people in India with diabetes make up 11.4% of the country's population. Read to learn more.

Diabetes in Children Connected to Maternal Gestational Diabetes, Study Says

Apr 15, 2019

Maternal gestational diabetes mellitus is a risk indicator of diabetes in children and youth

Ad Campaign Raises Prediabetes Awareness, Encourages People To Take The Quiz

Jan 25, 2016

Major health agencies start ad campaign to raise awareness against prediabetes.

High Potato Diet Increases Risk For Gestational Diabetes, New Study Suggests

Jan 18, 2016

Just before pregnant mothers crave for French fries or potato salads, you might want to consider this emerging research. A new study suggests that expectant mothers who consume plenty of potatoes might potentially develop gestational diabetes.

CES: Under Armour, Medtronic And SoftBank Team Up With IBM To Enhance Their Technologies

Jan 07, 2016

In the Consumers Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week, tech giant IBM presents its moves for its latest artificial intelligence platform.

Lowering Risk Of Diabetes: Another Perk For Breastfeeding Mothers

Nov 25, 2015

Recent research suggests that breastfeeding also has a potential perk on women, which is lowering the risk of acquiring type 2 diabetes.

Diabetes Is The First Disease Target By Google's Life Sciences

Sep 09, 2015

Google in partnership with Sanofi is dealing with diabetes to the next level.

Diabetes Could Effect Brain Growth in Children

Dec 31, 2014

While many are familiar with the not-so-sweet implications of diabetes, a new study reveals that children suffering with Type-1 diabetes may in fact have slower brain growth and development than children without the glucose-to-insulin imbalance.