Lower Hypoglycemia Risk in Type 1 Diabetes Seen With Higher C-Peptide Levels
Maintaining some insulin production may help people with type 1 diabetes avoid dangerously low blood glucose, according to a new study…
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Kidney Disease Risk in Type 1 Diabetes Tied to Blood Pressure, Glucose Levels
In a new study, a variety of medical and social factors were tied to markers of kidney disease…
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Type 1 Diabetes at Early Age May Affect Brain Growth: Study
High blood glucose has been linked to slowed brain development in young children with type 1 diabetes in recent research…
Americans ‘Caravan’ to Canada for Cheaper Insulin
Recent news reports show one way people with diabetes are responding to the rising cost of the drug…
Immunotherapy Delays Type 1 Diabetes Diagnosis: ADA 2019
In people at high risk for type 1 diabetes, drug therapy with teplizumab can delay its onset by about 2 years, according to new research…
Teens With Diabetes at High Risk for Pregnancy Complications: Study
Compared with teenagers who didn’t have diabetes before becoming pregnant, those with diabetes faced added risks for developing pregnancy complications in a new study.
New Research Initiative to Explore Cancer and Diabetes
Certain cancer treatments are known to trigger a form of insulin-dependent diabetes, which may help researchers better understand how type 1 diabetes develops…
Glucose Levels in Pregnancy Influenced by Trace Metal Levels: Study
Having higher blood levels of copper was found to raise glucose levels later in pregnancy, increasing the risk of gestational diabetes…
Diabetes May Change Hormones Produced by Beta Cells: Study
In a lab environment simulating type 2 diabetes, insulin-producing cells started producing another hormone instead…
New System Reduces Volume of Cells Needed for Islet Cell Transplantation
This innovation may further reduce the risk of a recipient’s immune system attacking the donor cells…
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