by everydayhealth.com Health News From MedPage Today Clock Gene Mutations Tick Toward Diabetes: To make up for the body’s loss of melatonin, receptor agonists may be beneficial for Type 2 Diabetes therapy. by Crystal Phend, reviewed by Zaiman S. Agus, MD Several rare genetic mutations affecting melatonin, the key circadian rhythm hormone, substantially boost Diabetes [...]
by everydayhealth.com HealthDay News Popular Diabetes Drugs May Raise Pancreatic Cancer Risk But more studies are needed to see if this preliminary finding is accurate, researchers say. by Steven Reinberg People with Type 2 Diabetes taking the drugs Januvia or Byetta might have an increased risk of developing pancreatitis and pancreatic cancer, a preliminary study [...]
by everydayhealth.com HealthDay News Popular Diabetes Drug Might Cut Pancreatic Cancer Risk But, the protective effect of metformin was only seen in women. By Alan Mozes, HealthDay Reporter A new Swiss-American study indicates that long-term use of the popular Diabetes medication metformin may lower the risk of developing pancreatic cancer, at least among women. The [...]
Diabetes & More How are we, as diabetics, supposed to have a life for ourselves when we start including all these other people in our lives? Yes, I know people do it everyday and are okay with it, maybe even great or on the negative side, bad at it but do it anyway. But seriously, [...]
2012 Another year with Diabetes, unfortunately What do diabetics want? Many things of course like a lot of other people. But, if it were one thing, it might be to live without Diabetes. Then, we could have peace with ourselves and our lives. No constant worrying, checking, responsibility (of the disease), or the other harsh [...]
Diabetes & Having Salad; great. Diabetes and just Salad: no. Have you ever noticed that when you research (if you do happen to search) information about Diabetes, one of the first things that come up is food and diet? Well, I’ve noticed, and it’s usually a magazine or picture of a salad telling you about [...]
Don’t Smoke, Diabetes is Hard Enough Have you been noticing that smoking or Not Smoking has been in the news lately? Apparently, as with all the other problems we are trying to solve in this down world now, quitting smoking is another one and might I add, a very important health reason to quit. As [...]
Article by everydayhealth.com Neighborhood Can Affect Obesity, Diabetes Risk Study found moving women out of poor neighborhoods reduced rates of both conditions Women living in poor neighborhoods are more likely to be obese and have Type 2 Diabetes than those who move into more advantaged areas, new research suggests. In the first randomized trial of [...]
I must say this is somewhat if not a lot, True. As a diabetic, you can only do so much yourself so knowing you have a doctor visit coming up, may help keep you more in control, disciplinary toward yourself, and just be more healthy. I know from personal experience, it has done that to [...]
Think of how great this would be! No pump 24/7, no insulin, a hem, shots all day. At least not more than one. Plus, give you great control when you “are not in control” aka sleeping. by www.diabeteshealth.com Source: http://press.novonordisk-us.com/index.php?s=43&item=304 Novo Nordisk Files for FDA Approval of New Insulin Clay Wirestone Novo Nordisk’s insulin degludec [...]