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Scientific American has a special report on managing diabetes. We all know what a feat is the day-to-day activities of someone who cares for a diabetic or for a diabetic to live a life with diabetes. ...
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Queens University (UK) researchers are looking for volunteers in a study of people with diabetes who own dogs.
To be conducted by Dr. Deborah Wells and by Dr. Shaun Lawson, from the School of Psyc...
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According to federal officials, death rates for black children with diabetes were twice as high as for white children during a 25-year period.
Possible reasons? Gaps in medical care and information...
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Remember that India was recently named diabetes capital of the world? Because in India, there is a steadily increasing rates of people diagnosed with type 2 diabetes that has become alarming for the r...
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Even with the help of medications and despite the decades of advances in diabetes care, when it comes to putting the blood sugar under control, middle-aged and older adults African-Americans and Latin...
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Sirtuin - proteins found in fat cells - may play a major role in the production and metabolism of fat, which offers new target for the development of treatments in the prevention of obesity and reduct...
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In Australia, a particularly bad flu season led to a sharp increase in diagnosed cases of type I diabetes.
According to Dr Neville Howard of the Children's Hospital at Westmead in Sydney who rep...
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So you thought pumpkins are only useful in fairy tales and on halloween? Not anymore, in fact pumpkin could potentially be the "godmother" of insulin replacement or alternative that people w...
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on June 20, 2007
What: American Diabetes Association (ADA)'s 67th Scientific Sessions
When: 22-26 June, 2007
Where: Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.
The program begins at 2:00 pm on Friday (June 22) and ends at 12:15 ...
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A potential new target for treating type 2 diabetes has been discovered by researchers at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine.
The said target is a protein (and its molecular partner) t...
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