Study Finds Link Between Potatoes And Diabetes During Pregnancy

Medicine & Technology Jan 21, 2016

A new study revealed that eating lots of potatoes can cause a dangerous type of diabetes, especially on pregnant women.

Diabetics In The UK Rise To Four Million

Jan 05, 2016

Diabetes UK has compiled a data from National Health Service that estimates four million people with diabetes.

Bus, Train Commuters Healthier Than Walkers, Bikers

Nov 11, 2015

A new study revealed that commuting via a bus or train may actually reduce risk of obesity, high blood pressure and diabetes more compared with walking and biking.

A Can of Cola a Day Increases Risk of Heart Failure

Nov 05, 2015

Researchers found that a can of sweetened carbonated beverages might increase risk to heart failure by 20 per cent

Hypertension And Other Top Global Killers

Sep 16, 2015

A study published in The Lancet showed that between the years 1990 to 2013 an alarming of 50% to as much as 79% was added to the number of deaths due to high blood pressure has been observed.

Diabetes Is The First Disease Target By Google's Life Sciences

Sep 09, 2015

Google in partnership with Sanofi is dealing with diabetes to the next level.

Type 2 Diabetes Risk Warnings - Report

Aug 30, 2015

A new report announces that NICE has updated diabetes guidelines to promote better adherence to normal blood glucose levels among young people with diabetes.

Diabetes drug may help Parkinson’s patients

Jul 28, 2015

A type of diabetes drug can be beneficial for individuals with Parkinson's disease.

Type 2 diabetes linked to dementia

Jul 09, 2015

A recent study reports that type 2 diabetes places an individual at risk of suffering from dementia, Alzheimer’s, and other cognitive mental decline. Specifically, individuals with the metabolic disorder have 75% probability of developing dementia compared to those without diabetes.

Weight-loss surgery is better than changing lifestyle in treating type 2 diabetes, research suggests

Jul 06, 2015

Individuals with type 2 diabetes have better chances of improving from their condition if they undergo weight-loss surgery instead of chinging their lifestyle, a research conducted by a team of experts at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center reveals.

Sweetened drinks lead to thousands of deaths

Jul 03, 2015

A study conducted by experts from Harvard, Tufts and Washington universities in the United States and Imperial College London in Great Britain found that drinking sugary beverages could lead to 184,000 deaths every year worldwide

Eggs May Help Reduce The Risk Of Type 2 Diabetes, Study Says

Apr 04, 2015

Eggs may not be as bad as we thought. A new study suggests that eating eggs could reduce the risk for type 2 diabetes by as much as 37%.

Stem Cell Research: Open Chromosomes for Creating Pancreas Cells

Apr 04, 2015

Open Chromosomes for Creating Pancreas Cells

Psychoactive Ayahuasca Plant Might Be The Key To Reversing Diabetes

Mar 13, 2015

This newly discovered chemicals found in a number of plants around the world might be the key to reversing diabetes.

Study Suggests That Oversleeping Can Increase The Risk of a Stroke

Mar 09, 2015

Do you think that sleeping more is good for your health? Guess what, recent study suggests that you are actually increasing the chances of suffering from a stroke. Read more to have justification and change your sleeping habits.