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There are minimal data assessing the relationship between diabetes with gallbladder, biliary and pancreatic cancer.
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A teenager will have to sleep in hospital for the rest of her life because just one night out could kill her.
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Positive results from Echo Therapeutics' Symphony tCGM System study
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CDC should rethink who gets vaccine
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ADA: Diabetes Kills More People than Breast Cancer and AIDS Combined
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Diabetic Care Services, a leading mail order provider of diabetes supplies and prescriptions, has partnered with the Kent State University nutrition department to offer holiday diabetes testing and nutrition tips.
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Although the exact cause of pancreatic cancer is not known, certain risk factors can raise a person's chance of getting it.
The Equal Opportunity Disease?
Diabetes is an equal-opportunity disease; it strikes men and women, young and old.
Seniors get going instead of letting themselves go
He's an 84-year-old diabetic with one lung that doesn't work. She's his 84-year-old wife, a survivor of a nearly fatal aortic aneurysm.
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Moderate-Fat Diet May Be Better at Reducing Heart Risks
A moderate-fat diet may work better than a low-fat regimen for people suffering from metabolic syndrome, a collection of conditions putting them at higher risk for cardiovascular disease, new research finds.
Diabetic Epidemic Among the Elderly
Diabetes has increased among both men and women and in all age groups, but the disease still disproportionately affects the elderly.
Caring for a Diabetic Family Member
As you begin to manage care for an aging loved one with diabetes, the demands can seem overwhelming -- from monitoring blood glucose levels and diet and exercise to meeting with health care professionals.
Drug therapy more cost-effective than angioplasty for diabetic patients with heart disease
Many patients with diabetes should forego angioplasties for heart disease and just take medicine instead, according to a new National Institutes of Health study led by Stanford University School of Medicine researcher Mark Hlatky, MD.