Top Diabetes News
Staying informed is key to battling diabetes. Treatment, diet, and suggested excercise are constantly changing. You'll also be surprised to learn what other factors can affect your condition.
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Even Short Periods of High-Fat Binging Can Induce Insulin Resistance: Study
Eating high-fat foods can cause molecular changes that trigger mindless eating, a new study has found. Read Summary > -
Waist to Height Ratio Better Than BMI: Experts
Good news for people who've been confused by the BMI index: new research suggests that a ratio of your height to weight may be a better predictor of diabetes and heart disease. Read Summary > -
Low Testosterone Linked to Diabetes, Even for Normal Weight Men
Men with low testosterone may be more likely to develop diabetes, no matter how much they weigh, a new study suggests. Read Summary > -
Sugar May Sabotage Memory: Study
High-fructose corn syrup (HFCS) has been studied for its link to fatty liver, diabetes, and even cancer, but it may also affect your memory. Read Summary > -
High-Fat, Low-Carb Diet Improves Blood Sugar, Cholesterol: Study
Diabetics know that a high-carb diet is unhealthy, but a new study suggest a low-fat diet may be just as bad. Read Summary > -
Antipsychotic Use Linked to Diabetes in Kids
Antipsychotic drugs that are used to treat children with bipolar disorder, autism, and even ADHD may increase a child's risk of developing diabetes, a new study suggests. Read Summary > -
Visual Impairment from Diabetes on the Decline
Results from a new report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show that the percentage of adults with diabetes who have visual impairment has dropped in the past 10 years. Read Summary > -
10 Percent of World Population Will Have Diabetes by 2030: Report
According to a new report from the International Diabetes Federation, 10 percent of the Earth's population--about 552 million people--will have diabetes by the year 2030 unless urgent action is taken immediately. Read Summary >
