Gestational Diabetes Linked to Chronic Cardiovascular Outcome Later in Life

MEDICINE & HEALTH 02.11.2022 10:36 AM

Women who have gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) have a higher risk of developing long-term cardiovascular outcomes years after pregnancy.

Obesity, Kidney Disease More Likely to Occur in People with Type 1 Diabetes

01.27.2022 04:13 AM

Almost 50 percent of the adults in the United States are found to be suffering from obesity, a chronic progressive condition characterized by a person having excessive body fat.

Diabetes Improvement: Researchers Reveal How Bilberries Help Lower Blood Sugar Levels

01.10.2022 08:00 AM

A systematic review of bilberry research recently showed that it improved blood sugar levels in Chinese people, which have stronger impacts on individuals who were elderly or have type 2 diabetes.

‘Remote Bolusing’ Through Mobile Smartphone Apps Helps Improve Type 1 Diabetes

01.07.2022 01:37 AM

For the first time, people suffering from diabetes will see technology providing the ability to regulate medical devices through mobile smartphone apps which include remote insulin dosing.

Chai Tea: How Does This Healthy Drink Help Reduce the Risk of Diabetes, Improve Digestion?

12.29.2021 08:00 AM

Feeling bloated and heavy after the holiday eating and drinking is normal. Between appetizers, first, second, and even third courses to some, and desserts, most people are putting their bodies to the test.

Overweight Children Have Higher Rates of Arterial Stiffness; Childhood Obesity Increases Risk of Heart Problems and Type 2 Diabetes

12.15.2021 22:20 PM

A new study suggests that cardiovascular disease and even type 2 diabetes could manifest in overweight children.

Paracrine Receives Full FDA Approval of Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) to Launch a U.S. Pivotal Trial in Patients With Diabetic Foot Ulcers

12.04.2021 21:35 PM

Pivotal trial to support marketing approval of regenerative cells processed with the Celution® System to commence in Q1 2022.

Diabetes Medicine Not As Accessible In Middle-Income Countries Including Sub-Saharan Africa, Study Says

11.22.2021 21:31 PM

A new study and the WHO 2013-2020 Global Action Plan reveal that medicine and other treatments for diabetes are insufficient in many countries around the globe.

Watch Out For These 7 Unusual Symptoms of Diabetes: Early Detection Could Help Avoid Serious Complications

11.07.2021 23:54 PM

People are often cautioned when it comes to the common symptoms of diabetes. But this article talks about the uncommon signs of diabetes, which are still crucial for early diagnosis to prevent serious complications.

Genes in Liver Cells Discovered to Mutate During Lifetime; Could Lead to Chronic Liver Disease, Obesity, and Sugar-Related Problems

10.14.2021 06:22 AM

A new study shows that mutation in liver cells could lead to chronic liver disease, fat and sugar-related problems such obesity, and type 2 diabetes.

Is Intermittent Fasting Good for Weight Loss? Study Shows Timing Is Key to Make It Realistic, Sustainable, Effective

10.10.2021 22:41 PM

Intermittent fasting is currently one of the world's most popular fitness trends that people use to lose weight and improve their health. Here's how to make IF a more realistic, sustainable, and effective approach for weight loss.

Birth Defects From Maternal Diabetes May Still Occur Even With Insulin, Regular Blood Sugar Check

09.16.2021 01:25 AM

New research recently revealed that maternal diabetes, even with the use of insulin and regular checking of blood sugar levels, can result in permanent impairment to the fetus.

Drugs to Suppress Diabetes Found to Decrease Development of Alzheimer's Disease

08.16.2021 08:45 AM

Gliptins, one of the best combatants against type 2 diabetes, is found to be an effective drug against amyloid build-up that leads to Alzheimer's disease.

COVID-19 and Ultra-Processed Food: Is Coronavirus Mortality Rate Linked with Diet?

07.12.2021 11:02 AM

Proper diet, such as decreasing calorie intake from ultra-processed foods and eating more plant-based products, may protect us against COVID-19.

Diabetes Care: 5 Tips for Diabetics to Stay Healthy This Monsoon Season

07.08.2021 10:51 AM

People who have diabetes can have a weaker immune system as compared to others because of high blood sugar levels. Consequently, the diabetes care level they need to care for is higher.

COVID-19 Patients Can Develop Diabetes; Virus Targets Pancreas Disabling Insulin Production

06.10.2021 22:42 PM

Health experts noticed a substantial number of COVID-19 people admitted at the hospital had high levels of sugar in their blood, a condition also known as hyperglycemia, a signature feature of diabetes.

People With Type 1 Diabetes Are Six Times More Likely to Develop Dementia Later in Life

06.08.2021 03:28 AM

A new study reveals that type 1 diabetes patients are six times more likely to develop dementia, specifically those who suffer from hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia.

Protein Diminished Diabetes Risks by Elevating Fat-Burning Process

06.07.2021 07:07 AM

Researchers suggest that increased levels of protein could boost the natural fat-burning process in brown fat cells and could diminish the risks of obesity-induced diabetes.

Black Fungus Study Revealed Uncontrolled Diabetes and Improper Steroid Use Caused the Deadly Fungi on COVID-19 Patients

06.06.2021 22:12 PM

A multi-center study in India about the black fungus affecting COVID-19 patients shows the reason behind the increased cases of the deadly fungi, which was observed even during the first wave of the pandemic.

Link Between Diabetes and COVID-19, Does it Exist? Experts Weigh In

02.24.2021 21:15 PM

Scientists are unsure whether COVID-19 is directly or indirectly attacking insulin-producing beta cells. However, numerous studies suggest that there is a link between diabetes and COVID-19.

Experts Identified Four Main Comorbidities That Lead to COVID-19 Deaths

02.10.2021 00:56 AM

A global meta-analysis of databases on of 375,859 participants from 14 countries found the four main comorbidities that linked to COVID-19 deaths.