diabetics
Managing Life With Diabetes and Diabetes Test Strips
Filed in archive Challenges , Did you know on March 2, 2010
Life with diabetes can be hard to manage. However, you can take control of it. Control and proper management are the key factors. To be in the diabetic shoes, watching the proper diabetes-friendly ...
Diabetes and Surgery Risks
Filed in archive Challenges , Did you know on January 13, 2010
It is estimated that as many as 5% of diabetic patients will require surgery at some point during their lives. Often, these are patients undergoing emergency surgery as a result of injuries, or lower ...
Looking Through The Eyes of Diabetes-Related Health Issues
Filed in archive Challenges , Research on August 20, 2008
Volunteers are wanted by a team of scientists from Aston University in Birmingham (UK) in order to carry out a unique study using the eyes to detect early signs of health problems that could lead to d...
Chain Restaurants in NYC, Required to Post Calorie Infos on Menus
Filed in archive Challenges , News , Notable on July 21, 2008
New York City is the first city in the US to require posting of calorie information in menus of chain restaurants. The new rule took effect last Friday. Starting on Saturday, health inspectors can s...
High Diabetes Amputations in Britain
Filed in archive Challenges , Information on July 7, 2008
Statistics in Britain showed that almost 100 diabetes sufferers every week have a limb amputated due to complications with their disease. More than 2.3 million people in Britain have diabetes and an ...
Type 2 Diabetes and Environmental Pollution
Filed in archive Challenges , Research on February 11, 2008
Is environmental pollution linked to type 2 diabetes? That's what Cambridge scientists want to find out. In the journal The Lancet, Drs. Oliver Jones and Julian Griffin highlight the need to...
Vitamin A Against Type 1 Diabetes?
Filed in archive Challenges , Developments , Notable , Research on December 29, 2007
In a laboratory mice study, Agricultural Research Service (ARS) nutrition scientists has shown (for the first time) that high levels of vitamin A can suppress development of type 1 diabetes. Common...
Entelos Signed Agreement with J&J Pharma R&D for Diabetes Study
Filed in archive Challenges , Developments , Research , Treatment on December 22, 2007
A biopharmaceutical company utilizing sophisticated mathematical models of human biology to discover and develop new drugs that treat and cure diabetes among other conditions - Entelos - has joint for...
Managing Diabetes: A SciAm Special Report
Filed in archive Challenges , Information , Lifestyle on December 12, 2007
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. ...
Diabetes-Sniffing Dogs, To be Investigated in the UK
Filed in archive Challenges , Diabetics' Device , Notable , Research on November 25, 2007
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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