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Study Uncovers New Approach to Treat Patients with Diabetic Eye Disease

Nov 07, 2020 PM EST

A new study shows the results of the largest clinical test for diabetic retinopathy.

Diabetic Retinopathy: What Is It and How To Avoid It

Nov 03, 2020 AM EST

Did you know that getting your eyes checked when you are diabetic is important? Find out why.

Study in Mice Reveals How a Virus May Trigger Diabetes

Oct 26, 2020 AM EDT

A new study done in mice has presented how an enterovirus transmitted through the intestines, known as coxsackievirus B type 4 or CVB4, "may be able to trigger diabetes" in individuals who develop the virus.

Study Shows Drinking Plenty of Coffee and Green Tea Lowers Death Risk Among Patients With Type 2 Diabetes

Oct 25, 2020 PM EDT

A study from Fukuoka, Japan suggests that drinking green tea and coffee lowers the death risk for Type 2 Diabetes patients.

Scholars Find a Link Between Obesity and Other Diseases and Mismatch Between Meals

Oct 22, 2020 AM EDT

Research indicates the "mismatch hypothesis" contends that each of the human bodies has developed and adjusted to digesting their ancestors ate and that these bodies are likely to struggle and greatly fail to absorb an entirely new set of foods.

MD News Daily - Dreamed Diabetes AI Helps a Florida Woman With Type-1 Diabetes Manage Her Diabetes

DreaMed AI Helps Florida Woman Manage Type-1 Diabetes

Oct 17, 2020 PM EDT

DreaMed Diabetes AI is designed to improve diabetes patients' lives already dependent on insulin and their caregivers, empowering them with ground-breaking customized treatment and decision support technology.

MD News Daily - Pharmaceutical Companies Withdraw Type II Diabetes Drug Metformin From Market

FDA Announces Recall of Diabetes Drug Metformin for Cancer-Causing Agents

Oct 15, 2020 AM EDT

Medical experts called out on people with diabetes and are taking prescription medication to manage their blood sugar that might be the time to contact their doctors.

MD News Daily - Study Reveals Link Between Long-Term Use of Medications for Acid Reflux and 24-Percent Increase in Diabetes

Study Reveals Link Between Long-Term Use of Medication for Acid Reflux and 24% Increase in Diabetes

Sep 30, 2020 AM EDT

A new study recently found, long-term and regular use of drugs to treat acid reflux was associated with a 24-increased risk of type 2 diabetes.

DreaMed Diabetes Deploys AI Technology, the First-of-Its-Kind in Telemedicine

Sep 30, 2020 AM EDT

DreaMed Diabetes partnered with various clinics across the U.S. to provide personalized treatment for diabetic patients.

MD News Daily - Psychologists Find a Psychological Trick That Changed the Blood Sugar Levels in People With Type 2 Diabetes

Researchers Discover Psychological "Trick" To Change Blood Sugar Levels in Diabetics

Sep 28, 2020 AM EDT

An interesting experiment by the Harvard University researchers recently found that perceived intake of sugar impacts glucose levels in people with Type 2 diabetes compared to the actual sugar intake, at least momentarily.

MD News Daily - Researchers Present How Couples’ Lifestyles Affect Diabetes Risk

Researchers Present How Couples’ Lifestyle Influences Diabetes Risk

Sep 23, 2020 AM EDT

A study recently found that lifestyle risk factors, including physical activity or exercise and diet, are both more impactful when it comes to identifying risk for type 2 diabetes within a married couple.

MD News Daily - 3 of the Simplest Yet Effective Exercises to Help Manage Diabetes and Lower Glucose Levels

Three of the Simplest Yet Effective Exercises to Help Manage Diabetes and Lower Glucose Levels

Sep 21, 2020 AM EDT

According to Los Angeles-based internal medicine specialist Alex Li, MD, regular exercise is particularly essential for diabetes people.

MD News Daily - Study Authors Link Severe Hypoglycemia To Increased Fall Risk in Elderly Individuals With Type 2 Diabetes

Study Links Hypoglycemia To Increased Fall Risk in Elderly

Sep 05, 2020 AM EDT

A study Diabetes Care published in its September issue found that severe hypoglycemia is linked to a considerably higher risk for falls in community-dwelling adults who have type 2 diabetes.

Researchers Find Link Between Breastfeeding and Type 2 Diabetes

Aug 28, 2020 AM EDT

New research led by UT Southwestern researchers suggests that "breastfeeding secures the delivery of sugar and milk" to produce milk by altering the insulin sensitivity of organs that provide or require these nutrients.

MD News Daily - Why You Should Take Out Diet Soda From Your Diet: Here’s What an Expert Says

Should You Completely Remove Diet Soda From Your Diet? Here’s What One Expert Says

Aug 25, 2020 AM EDT

A study found that in more than 3,000 participants, a rise in the consumption of "artificially sweetened soda" was liked to an increase in certain conditions like Alzheimer's disease, ischemic stroke, and Alzheimer's.

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