Type 2 Diabetes

Three new studies in diabetes research highlight the importance of whole grains and gluten in T2DM and T1DM risk. 

A comparative study found that online prevention programs are just as effective and have higher participation rates compared to in-person programs.

Lucia Novak discusses the importance of testing for cardiovascular outcomes of diabetes treatments and compares the cardiovascular effects of several diabetes drugs.

Lucia Novak, a diabetes care specialist, discusses some of the gaps that remain in diabetes management and what providers can do to help bridge those.

The FDA has been granting priority review to more pipeline drugs without skimping on application standards. What makes up a viable novel therapy application, specialty by specialty?

The principles included new and updated evidence over recent years in the field of diabetes self-management, education, and support, as well as shared decision-making skills and individualized care for patients.

15 years ago, the Los Angeles-based educator and public health professional introduced Canary Health with his son. Here’s how the father-son team improved diabetes management online.

A class of drugs indicated for use with diet and exercise in patients with type 2 diabetes, has been linked to necrotizing fasciitis of perineum (Fournier’s gangrene).

How the conflicting results of the ASCEND trial are actually much more determinant than they appear, and critical in the scope of treating comorbidities in patients with diabetes.

In a 15,000-plus patient analysis that spanned more than 7 years, aspirin reduced vascular risks in patients—but also increased their rate of major bleeding events.

The new test should replace the water deprivation test as the new standard of care, investigators say.

Patients with T2DM who fasted 2 days a week had weight loss and metabolic outcomes similar to patients who followed a daily kcal-restricted diet.

The celebrity chef-turned-producer wants to champion healthcare access, both on the screen and in person. Where does he start?

The results of a new study point to age-related macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and glaucoma as potential early warning signs that an individual is at risk for developing Alzheimer disease or dementia.