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Mildly stressing muscle metabolism reverses diabetes and obesity in mice
Mildly stressing muscle metabolism boosts levels of a beneficial hormone that prevents obesity and diabetes in mice, according to a new study by researchers at the University...
12 hours ago - News Medical
China Now Has the World's Largest Diabetes Epidemic
It is possible to prevent prediabetes from developing into type 2 diabetes. Eating healthy food, losing weight and being physically active can help you.
13 hours ago - Medindia Health
Diabetes should be discussed with women of reproductive age
PHILADELPHIA - No matter the reason a woman of reproductive age with diabetes goes to see a medical professional, her diabetes must be part of the discussion, according to a...
15 hours ago - Healio
A Patient's Journey: Hello, Diabetes
Watchfully waiting on prostate cancer and then a sharp turn
16 hours ago - MedPage Today
Oral Basal Insulin Shows Promise in Type 2 Diabetes
A comparison with injected glargine shows no differences in glycemic control or hypoglycemia. Medscape Medical News
17 hours ago - Medscape
You Asked: What's the Healthiest Yogurt?
Not many foods contain the nutritious trio of protein, probiotics and healthy fats-but yogurt does. And people can't get enough. The North American yogurt market churned up...
17 hours ago - Time
High prevalence of diabetes, prediabetes in China
A large, nationally representative survey in 2013 of adults in China finds that the estimated overall prevalence of diabetes was about 11 percent and that of prediabetes was...
18 hours ago - ScienceDaily
Exercise, CBT, Diminish Diabetes-Associated Depression
The study also is the first to show improved glycemic control related to exercise plus psychotherapy. Medscape Medical News
19 hours ago - Medscape
Hospitals ramp up hyperbaric therapy for diabetics, despite concerns
The Villages Regional Hospital did not sweat its decision to add hyperbaric oxygen therapy in 2013.
20 hours ago - News Medical
Yale New Haven Childrena s Hospital ranked nationally
Yale New Haven Children's Hospital is one of our nation's leaders in pediatrics, and was recognized for success in several subspecialities in the 2017 Best Children's Hospitals...
1 day ago - Topix - 5 articles
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Demand for Medical Cosmetic Procedures Increasing Worldwide
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Why I Refuse to Watch What I Eat on Vacation
I am not one of those people who can eat whatever I want and never gain weight. I've also been lucky to have never seriously struggled with my weight. However, like most adult...
Which of these are you?
When it comes to our nutrition, most of want to eat better, we just don't know how. What really makes a change and gets us ready to break out of our old bad eating routines we...
Patients Hospitalized for Heart Failure Declined in US
Efforts to improve outpatient treatment and prevention measures have successfully reduced the number of heart failure patients needing hospitalization.
Protozoa and Giardia: The Most Common Causes of Waterborne Outbreaks
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Experts Still Trying to Make Sense of How Seizures Start and Spread
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