Diabetes patients should pay more attention to themselves as they grow older. If your age is around 50 years, then you should follow a healthy lifestyle to keep your blood sugar level normal.
Study finds men with diabetes face a higher risk of heart, kidney, and leg/foot complications than women. Men with diabetes were 51% more likely to develop heart problems than diabetic women. The study calls for targeted screening and prevention for diabetic men.
Know how immersing yourself in nature can positively impact your health by lowering inflammation levels, potentially reducing the risk of heart disease and diabetes, according to a recent study.
From festivals to wedding parties, there is an abundance of sweets. However, many people who are health conscious or have some kind of disease like diabetes avoid eating sweets.
It also led to induced remission of high blood sugar among diabetics.
Too much intake of red meat and poultry items can increase the risk of developing diabetes.
Immunotherapy using a peptide technology may potentially help to retain the immune system and slow down the progression of diabetes.
Diabetes can up the risk of periodontitis, a a gum disease followed by inflammation around teeth
A recent study has revealed that self-monitoring of blood glucose levels in case of Type-2 diabetes patients does not do anything to improve the health-related quality of life.
There are certain kind of bacteria that penetrate the mucous lining of the colon which may promote metabolic disease, especially type-2 diabetes.
You must have heard it plenty a times that an apple a day keeps a doctor away. But do you know that fresh fruits can reduce the risk of diabetes by 12%?
You should eat 29 grams of peas, chickpeas, beans, soybeans and lentils to lower the risk of developing Type-2 diabetes to 35%, a study has revealed.
Long-term exposure to higher levels of traffic-related air pollution may put you at increased risk of developing insulin resistance as a pre-diabetic state of Type-2 diabetes, claimed researchers. "Whether the disease becomes manifest and
New Delhi: Cycling, often marked as a recreational activity, can significantly reduce the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes (T2D), if used as a means of transport to work daily, suggests a research. The findings
Sleeping more or less than the average seven hours may increase the risk of developing diabetes in men, a new study warns.
London: Work-related stress can significantly increase the risk of developing diabetes, says a study.Individuals who are under a high level of pressure at work and at the same time perceive little control over the activities
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