Eating for Weight Control: Early and Not Often
By | A new study finds that eating fewer meals, and earlier in the day, may help lower your…
Diabetes Flashpoints dives into controversies—on diet, drugs, and even what kind of coffee cup to use!—and lets you share your voice.
What’s the Right Balance of Carbs and Fat?
By | A new multi-country study suggests that getting enough fat in your diet is crucial to health. Should…
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Most Don’t Shop Around for Health Care
By | Despite the potential for cost savings, most people don’t shop around for health care based on price.…
Healthy Mindset, Longer Life?
By | A new study suggests that believing you’re less active than others may shorten your life, even if…
Diabetes and Erectile Dysfunction
By | A new review of studies finds that over 50% of men with diabetes experience erectile dysfunction. Should…
Artificial Sweeteners and Weight Loss
By | A new study finds that zero-calorie sweeteners don’t seem to help people lose weight, and that people…
Discussing Drug Costs
By | A new poll shows that despite widespread anxiety about the cost of prescription drugs, relatively few people…
Managing Depression in People With Diabetes
By | Two new studies show that depression in people with diabetes can be effectively screened for and treated.…
Telemedicine for Rural Residents
By | A new study shows similar outcomes from virtual doctor visits and traveling to an academic medical center.…
Going Vegetarian For Weight Loss
By | A new study shows that people with Type 2 diabetes can lose weight, and body fat, by…
