Fat deposits around the heart due to too much sugar The excessive consumption of sugar promotes, according to a recent study, fat deposits in the…
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Diabetes type 2: The ‘weird’ itchy sign you may be ignoring – when to see a doctor
Diabetes is a common condition that affects more than four million people in the UK, and 90 percent of all cases are caused by type…
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Traffic noise might increase diabetes, blood pressure risks
Navigating through congested road traffic is enough to make even the most laid-back people lose their cool. As it turns out, just the sound of…
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Cumulative environmental exposures increase diabetes risk in rural populations
University of Illinois at Chicago researchers are the first to show that cumulative environmental exposures affect rural and urban populations differently when it comes to…
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NHS diabetes expert reveals secrets to eating your way to health
The 7 rules to beat the bulge: NHS diabetes expert reveals his secrets to eating your way to a healthier life A few weeks ago,…
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Certain genetic variants predispose patients with diabetes to kidney disease
In an unprecedented scale, researchers have begun to unravel the genetics that may predispose some individuals to develop kidney disease once they have diabetes, independent…
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Number of young adults with type 2 diabetes is on the rise
Diabetes epidemic hits the under-40s: Obesity crisis sparks ‘public health timebomb’ as it emerges one in EIGHT new diabetes cases is a young adult Scientists…
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Heart disease and diabetes: Is dairy fat different?
Dairy foods have been getting a lot of attention from researchers in recent years, notably from studies done both jointly and separately by scientists at…
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‘Present healthcare systems not equipped to prevent diabetes complications’
With diabetes taking on epidemic proportions in the developing world, the disease has become a priority for the WHO. It is estimated that India alone…
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Diabetes treatment targets have not improved in the US since 2005
More than 30 million Americans are living with diabetes. Diabetes treatment is generally focused on controlling blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol level, as well…
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