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Losing weight can lower inflammation throughout the body which decreases the risk of developing many cancers, shows a new Albert Einstein College Read more»
Losing weight can lower inflammation throughout the body which decreases the risk of developing many cancers, shows a new Albert Einstein College Read more»
The study authors reported some complications of surgery, but most were not serious. However, four patients did require a second operation. The Read more»
Last month I wrote about the strong, almost irrepressible urge to overeat carbohydrate-based foods, especially in people with metabolic syndrome, prediabetes, and Read more»
Fat cells help to control blood sugar and insulin levels, according to a new Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center study. Previously, the Read more»
Successful meal planning to control blood sugar includes considering both the glycemic index and amount of carbohydrates in each meal. People with Read more»
Men with type 2 diabetes taking insulin, but with no history of cardiovascular disease (CVD), have a higher risk of suffering a Read more»
Man-made chemicals, such as PCBs, phthalates, and Bisphenol A (BPA), may be contributing to climbing obesity and diabetes rates worldwide, according to Read more»
Daily consumption of white rice may increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, according to a new Harvard School of Public Read more»
Diabetes prevention programs are effective at lowering the incidence of diabetes and associated health care costs, as well as helping people with Read more»
Daily consumption of a vitamin D-fortified yogurt lowered blood glucose levels and inflammation markers in patients with type 2 diabetes, shows a Read more»
People with diabetes who get treatment for gum disease may have lower medical costs and hospitalizations, according to University of Pennsylvania School Read more»
People with type 2 diabetes who follow a high fat, low carbohydrate diet to lose weight may be doing more harm than Read more»
Alcohol consumption and binge drinking may increase the risk of developing diabetes, while moderate alcohol intake may reduce the risk of diabetes, Read more»
People who drink diet soda, but otherwise eat a healthy diet, have less risk of developing metabolic syndrome than diet-soda drinkers who Read more»