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Berries, Tea, and Chocolate May Help You Age Better, Says New Research
Eating more flavonoid-rich foods like berries, tea, and dark chocolate may support healthy aging. Learn how these powerful compounds can boost health… Read More “Berries, Tea, and Chocolate May Help You Age Better, Says New Research”
Low Blood Sugar May Worsen Diabetic Retinopathy, New Study Finds
New research links low blood sugar to vision loss in diabetic retinopathy. A potential drug targeting HIF may help protect eyesight in people with diabetes… Read More “Low Blood Sugar May Worsen Diabetic Retinopathy, New Study Finds”
Semaglutide Shows Promise for Treating Advanced Liver Disease
Semaglutide helped two-thirds of people with MASH in a global trial — offering new hope for liver disease linked to obesity and type 2 diabetes… Read More “Semaglutide Shows Promise for Treating Advanced Liver Disease”
Diabetes Self-Management Magazine Is Returning — Subscribe Today!
We’re thrilled to share some exciting news: Diabetes Self-Management magazine is officially coming back in print — and better than ever! Read More “Diabetes Self-Management Magazine Is Returning — Subscribe Today!”
High Blood Pressure May Cause Early Kidney Damage, Study Finds
High blood pressure may cause early kidney damage — even without diabetes. A new study highlights the need for early detection and treatment… Read More “High Blood Pressure May Cause Early Kidney Damage, Study Finds “
Limiting TV Time May Lower Heart Disease Risk, Especially for Those at Risk for Type 2 Diabetes
Watching 1 hour or less of TV daily may help lower heart disease risk, even in people with a high genetic risk for type 2 diabetes, a new study finds… Read More “Limiting TV Time May Lower Heart Disease Risk, Especially for Those at Risk for Type 2 Diabetes”
Metformin May Lower Blood Sugar by Feeding Gut Bacteria, Study Finds
New research reveals metformin lowers blood sugar by pushing glucose into the gut, where bacteria convert it into beneficial compounds… Read More “Metformin May Lower Blood Sugar by Feeding Gut Bacteria, Study Finds”
Broccoli Compound May Help Lower Blood Sugar in Prediabetes, Study Finds
A new study suggests sulforaphane, a compound in broccoli sprouts, may help lower blood sugar in people with prediabetes… Read More “Broccoli Compound May Help Lower Blood Sugar in Prediabetes, Study Finds”
Exercise May Boost Brain Health and Reduce Dementia Risk, Rutgers Study Finds
A new Rutgers study finds that exercise may improve brain health by enhancing insulin sensitivity, potentially reducing dementia risk… Read More “Exercise May Boost Brain Health and Reduce Dementia Risk, Rutgers Study Finds”
Yo-Yo Dieting Linked to Increased Kidney Disease Risk in Type 1 Diabetes
Yo-yo dieting may increase kidney disease risk in people with type 1 diabetes. Learn about the study linking weight cycling to kidney damage… Read More “Yo-Yo Dieting Linked to Increased Kidney Disease Risk in Type 1 Diabetes”
