Diabetes Takes Toll on Women's Hearing: Study
Especially in women over 60, hearing is much worse for those with poorly controlled disease
full story » Type 1 Diabetes Treatment Disappoints in Trial
Vaccine-based approach didn't affect insulin needs or other markers
full story » Exercise a Good Pick-Me-Up After Cancer Treatment: Study
Aerobic, resistance and strength training improved weight and well-being
full story » Popular Diabetes Drug Might Cut Pancreatic Cancer Risk: Study
But, the protective effect of metformin was only seen in women
full story » Fatty Diet Before Pregnancy Linked to Gestational Diabetes
This type of diabetes can raise risk of obstetric complications, researchers add
full story » Gene Study Sheds Light on Body Clock's Link to Diabetes
A mutation affecting sleep-wake hormone may disrupt blood sugar control, researchers find
full story » Blood Pressure Differences Between Arms Could Signal Heart Risk
Peripheral vascular disease may lead to stroke or early death, researchers say
full story » Too Much Fructose Sweetener Tied to Heart Risks in Teens
Study finds high consumption associated with early signs of diabetes, other health issues
full story » Less Salt, More Veggies in School Lunches: USDA
New rules call for healthier foods but some say changes don't go far enough
full story » Optimal Heart Health Starts Early: Study
No risk factors by middle age is 'the fountain of youth for your heart'
full story » Many Docs Use Costly MRIs to Diagnose Nerve Condition: Study
Cheaper tests to spot diabetes-linked nerve damage are effective, researchers say
full story » Lifestyle Counseling Helps Diabetes Patients Control Blood Sugar
More than 30,000 got advice on diet, exercise in primary care settings
full story » Rate of Leg, Foot Amputations Among Diabetics Drops: CDC
Researchers point to better management of disease in explaining the trend
full story » Study Shows How Stress Triggers Immune System
Conflict fires up molecules related to inflammation, researchers report
full story » Treating Diabetes, Depression Together May Make Sense
Study found both conditions improved when addressed simultaneously
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