It has just been announced that the Diabetes Research Institute (DRI) has been given $3 million to study a possible therapy for the COVID-19 …
Diabetes Complications
Over time, high blood glucose can have harmful effects on the body, leading to complications such as neuropathy (nerve damage), nephropathy (kidney disease), and retinopathy (eye disease). Learn about how to prevent and treat these — and other — complications of diabetes.
Retinopathy Research Reported
PublishedRecently, a leading online medical resource for physicians published a summary of some of the latest research on diabetic retinopathy… Read More “Retinopathy Research Reported”
Managing Diabetic Kidney Disease
PublishedLike all complications, diabetic kidney disease can be prevented, slowed or reversed with good treatment and self-management… Read More “Managing Diabetic Kidney Disease”
Farxiga Found to Have “Overwhelming” Benefit for Kidney Disease
PublishedThe results represent a potential breakthrough for chronic kidney disease treatment, which is currently constrained by limited options… Read More “Farxiga Found to Have “Overwhelming” Benefit for Kidney Disease”
Six Red Foods That Keep Your Heart Healthy
PublishedLooking to improve your cardiovascular health? In the spirit of February and Heart Month, here are some red foods to help keep your heart healthy! Read More “Six Red Foods That Keep Your Heart Healthy”
Tips for a Healthy Heart
PublishedFebruary is American Heart Month, and it’s a good time focus on steps that you can take to prevent heart disease… Read More “Tips for a Healthy Heart”
Loma Linda University Recruiting for Neuropathy Treatment Study
PublishedThe California university is examining a treatment involving physical manipulation to help relieve symptoms in the feet and legs… Read More “Loma Linda University Recruiting for Neuropathy Treatment Study”
Know Your Kidney Disease Risk? Most People Don’t
PublishedA new survey finds that most Americans don’t know about the connection between diabetes and kidney problems… Read More “Know Your Kidney Disease Risk? Most People Don’t”
