2 hrs ago | Matangi Tonga
Action needed to combat rising youth diabetes in Tonga
An increasing number of Tonga's youth are found to have diabetes, a disease that is incurable, and many of them have contracted diabetes because they eat the wrong foods.
3 hrs ago | Science Daily
Immune protein could stop diabetes in its tracks, discovery suggests
The discovery has wider repercussions, as the protein is responsible for protecting the body against excessive immune responses, and could be used to treat, or even prevent, other immune disorders such as multiple sclerosis and rheumatoid arthritis.
4 hrs ago | PhysOrg Weblog
Research uncovers a potential role of two proteins in diabetes
Flinders University researchers are breaking new ground in a decade-long journey to pinpoint the function of two closely related proteins.
Teen learns to tackle Type 2 diabetes
Mariana Arellano likes to go to birthday parties as much as her high school pals.
New Launch MI Lab and other Kalamazoo operations playing roles in...
Launch MI Lab Manager Greg Cavey, at center talking with a colleague, said his facility prevents Metabolic Solutions Development Co.
Diabetes service dog saves the day and night for Fort Worth teen
Growing up with Type 1 diabetes has not been easy for Delaney Alves, a 2012 graduate of Timber Creek High School Diagnosed at age 2, his daily routine consists of checking blood sugar levels, counting carbohydrates and getting insulin shots.
Thousands run in Seattle to fight juvenile diabetes
It was a race against time Sunday morning to end juvenile diabetes - and to beat the bridge.
Tredyffrin Engineer Plans Long Ride for Diabetes Research
Berwyn resident Stephen Burgo has been riding his bike a lot lately. His rides are getting progressively longer-30 miles, 40, 50-as he gears up for the big one on July 17.
Rhythm Pharmaceuticals-funded study says gastroparesis common with Type 2 diabetes
On the same day that Rhythm Pharmaceuticals presented data on its drug candidate to treat diabetic gastroparesis, it also announced results from a study it funded showing the condition is more common among diabetic patients in the U.S. than previously thought.
Diabetes drug tested in Parkinson's disease patients
Parkinson's disease is a degenerative neurological disorder marked by a progressive loss of motor control.
Diabetes Quick Fix: Tuscan Bean and Tuna Salad with Tomatoes
Use this quick diabetes-friendly meal to make a quick lunch or simple dinner. Vinaigrette dressing makes this popular Italian salad a nice change from tuna salad with a mayonnaise base.
Project helps diabetics, reduces waste
Scott Connell, a Clothesline truck driver, packs incoming bags of items into a truck at the Canadian Tire store at the Thunder Centre location.
No Sweet Consolation for Women Diabetics
This was the conclusion of the study, 'Impact of Gender on Care of Type 2 Diabetes in Varkala, Kerala', which analysed gender roles, norms and values in a household and found women patients to be more vulnerable.
Growth of diabetes cases shows no signs of abating
When her grandfather died in 1992 from a sudden heart attack, Joyce Malaskovitz went through the expected sadness and grief.
Sunday Funnies: Ballroom Diabetes + Our D-Blog Week Faves
We skipped yesterday's prompt on Diabetes Blog Week for our regular weekly advice column, so today we bring you two treats: Now, there's a reality show we in the Diabetes Community could really get into! As always, we appreciate the talent of cartoonist Terry Keelan , a fellow type 1 living in Southern California who is very active with the ... (more)
Ask D'Mine: The $471 Billion Dollar Question
Got questions about navigating life with diabetes? Welcome to our weekly advice column, Ask D'Mine - the place to get some colorful answers from veteran type 1, diabetes This week, Wil takes a look at the perennial question of a "diabetes conspiracy": does Big Pharma really have our best interests in mind as it goes about the business of selling ... (more)
Dr Zanariah Hussein... Knowing that early detection of symptoms can significantly reduce the risk of developing complications from diabetes, it is important to provide diabetes prevention education initiatives.
Marijuana Use Linked to Better Diabetes Stats
If there's one enduring thing associated with marijuana use, it's the phenomenon referred to as "the munchies." In fact, this was the first real medical use approved for cannabis - the drug could be used to fight appetite suppression in those made nauseous from chemotherapy.
Nanotechnology Could Help Fight Diabetes, Scientists Say
According to an article in the journal ACS Nano , injectable nanoparticles developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology may someday eliminate the need for patients with type 1 diabetes to constantly monitor their blood-sugar levels and inject themselves with insulin.
Diabetes foundation presents top honors
The 31st annual JDRF Boston Gala yesterday honored Olympic gold medalist Gary Hall Jr.