Diabetes questions of the month
Is low blood sugar necessarily a sign of diabetes? What do I have to worry about?
Is low blood sugar necessarily a sign of diabetes? What do I have to worry about?
Not-so-good news: The likelihood of other chronic conditions will stress health care system in the next two decades.
Will diabetes limit my life choices? Have treatments improved in recent years?
A little knowledge about your family history can make those 10 months much more rewarding.
Forget the fear of fats. Experts recommend vegetable oils and nuts as part of a healthy diet.
A new program gives low-income, chronically ill patients greater access to what they've been missing: Fresh fruits and veggies.
The answer may be a resounding yes, but you don’t have to make that difficult decision alone.
Lasting weight loss requires permanent, sustainable change without deprivation and crash-dieting.
Middle-aged adults will lose more than 3 years because of the disease, study estimates.
Las personas de mediana edad que iban al trabajo de forma 'activa' pesaban menos que las que iban en coche.
Maybe so. Study reveals that shorter men have higher risk for heart disease, but four risk factors within our control tend to trump height.
Una tecnología experimental detecta los niveles de azúcar en sangre y administra el medicamento mediante microagujas.