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Altering the levels of insulin and leptin in the brains of developing fetuses has the potential to modify development in the appetite sector of the brain.
According to a recent long-term study, the risk of cancer linked to Barrett's esophagus may be lower than previously believed.
Pioglitazone, marketed as Actos, has been found to increase the risk of bladder cancer if used for more than one year.
A small-scale study suggests that an injectable drug used to treat type 2 diabetes may also aid patients suffering from type 1 diabetes on insulin.
Obese individuals consuming a high-fat diet may injure neurons in a key part of the brain that control body weight.
Dad’s choice of where to eat could literally tip the scales on his child’s health, according to children’s diaries and study.
Teenagers with Type 2 diabetes may already show signs of impaired heart function, according to a new study.
The clinical practice guideline focuses on new recommendations for Vitamin D screening in at-risk patients such as infants, pregnant women, and the elderly.
Dr. Trevor Orchard previews what he will be discussing during his presentation on cardiovascular disease in patients with type 1 diabetes at the ADA meeting.
Consuming a high-fat diet during pregnancy may increase the chance of stillbirth, according to new research.
A simple representation of a dining plate divided into the basic food groups will be the new guide for the nutritional needs of Americans.
A study has shown that the HbA1c test is ineffective in diabetic dialysis patients.
A study issued by the AAP strongly stresses the dangers of allowing developing children and teenagers to consume sugary and dangerous energy drinks.
Dr. Suzanne Boren previews what she will be discussing during her presentation on the cost effectiveness of diabetes education at ADA 2011.
A recent study claims metyrapone diminishes the brain’s ability to feel the painful emotions associated with memories.
A woman's risk of developing diabetes during pregnancy can be predicted up to seven years prior to pregnancy.
Dr. Ann Albright previews what she will be discussing during her presentation on national diabetes prevention at the upcoming ADA annual meeting.
Irregular periods in teenage girls may be linked to obesity, diabetes, reproductive issues, and heart disease.
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