Tag: diabetes

Mental Health Coaching Affects Depression And Diabetes
In a pilot study presented at the American Association of Diabetes Educators Annual Meeting & Exhibition yesterday, researchers showed that mental health coaching has not only the...
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Diabetes Diagnosed Using New Microchip Technology
Diabetes is quickly becoming more prevalent in many parts of the world,...
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Diabetes, Obesity Linked by Missing Protein
It's been clear now for decades that obesity is somehow linked to the development of diabetes. As Americans have grown to staggering proportions, diabetes diagnoses have risen acc...
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Inhaled Insulin Afrezza Receives FDA Approval
Could this be the end of daily insulin shots for some of the nearly 25.8 million people in the United States — 8.3 percent of the population — who suffer from...
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Diabetes Management Goes ‘Bionic’ With New Device
Researchers involved in two National Institutes of Health-funded studies have developed a ‘bionic’ pancreas that monitors a patient’s blood sugar levels and makes Type 1 diabetes m...
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Bret Michaels Updates Fans After Canceling Show
On Thursday, May 29, Bret Michaels had to stop performing during the middle of a concert in Manchester, N.H., after suffering from a medical emergency. As previously reported b...
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Mary Tyler Moore Going Blind, Says Betty White
For years Mary Tyler Moore entertained America on shows such as The Dick Van Dyke Show and The Mary T...
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Type 2 Diabetes Rises 30 Percent In Youth
Diabetes is a disorder of the metabolism, the way our bodies use digested food for energy, according to WebMD. Most of...
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Diabetes Risk Lowered With Mediterranean Diet
Millions of people worldwide are diagnosed with diabetes everyday. While many cases can be managed with insulin and a strict diet, some people still suffer. A new study, sche...
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Diabetes And Pregnancy Raises Risk of Heart Disease
There's bad news for females who get gestational diabetes, a form of diabetes that can develop during pregnancy. The disease typically goes away after childbirth. However, a new...
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Weight Loss: What Is That One Weird Trick Anyway?
Weight loss is still the pot of gold at the end of the Internet rainbow. If a casual perusal of offers on the Internet is to be believed, Al Gore's invention is mainly useful for s...
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Diabetic Diet: Healthy Equals Happy
Living with diabetes can be difficult and some people who are suffering from the illness find it difficult to lose or maintain a healthy weight. While there are many diets that cla...
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Diabetes, Alzheimer’s Research May Yield Cures
A new research project valued at roughly $230 million may yield the answers for curing Alzheimer's, diabetes, lupus, and arthritis. Eight of the largest U.S. pharmaceutical com...
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Diabetes Awareness: Focus on Black Community
Diabetes is a serious problem for many Americans, but an especially serious one among the African-American community, where there is a much greater risk for the disease than any ot...
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