Diabetes Stories
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Why Everyone's Talking About This Woman's Pancreas Transplant
Sue York is the first diabetic woman to undergo pancreas transplantation due to a severe fear of needles. -
Uniform Access To Health Care Can Save Minorities From Heart Disease
A 10-year study suggests blacks, Latinos, and Asians with access to health care have a lower risk of developing coronary heart disease than whites. -
Tendon Pain Linked To Type 2 Diabetes
People with diagnosed tendinopathy have 30 percent higher odds of having diabetes, study finds. -
Bad Sleep May Up Your Diabetes Risk
A new study finds women who have trouble sleeping or other sleep disorders may have an increased risk of later developing type 2 diabetes. -
High-Intensity Interval Training Beats Out Regular Exercise For Weight Loss
A meta-analysis found high-intensity interval training is effective and time efficient for those looking to lose weight or manage type 2 diabetes. -
Find Out If You Might Have Prediabetes In 1 Minute Or Less
CDC launches a funny new campaign to make sure people know about prediabetes. -
Antipsychotics May Increase Diabetes Risk In Kids
New research suggests antipsychotic treatments in youth Increase diabetes risk. -
Why It’s A Good Idea To Hit The Snooze Button On Weekends
Extended weekend sleep counteracts the negative effects of too little sleep during the work week, at least in terms of diabetes risk. -
Would Warning Labels Stop Parents From Buying Kids Sugary Drinks?
Putting health warning labels on sugary drinks may help educate parents about what drinks to buy their children. -
Eating Too Many Potatoes Pre-Pregnancy Linked To Gestational Diabetes
Women who eat more potatoes pre-pregnancy have higher rates of gestational diabetes when compared to those who eat less. -
The Enzyme That Acts As A Natural Sugar Detox
A previously unidentified enzyme, G3PP, works as a natural sugar detox, stopping toxic effects in various organs of your body. -
Exercise Prescriptions Important For Type 2 Diabetes
Doctors should provide diabetics with the specific type, duration, intensity, and frequency of workouts they need to better manage their condition.