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Less Fat, More Fiber in Diet Linked to Better Cardiovascular Outcomes in Type 2
A new study shows that dietary patterns in adults newly diagnosed with type 2 diabetes are linked to long-term cardiovascular risk… Read More “Less Fat, More Fiber in Diet Linked to Better Cardiovascular Outcomes in Type 2”
Gestational Diabetes Screening Revisited
Many medical organizations urge that all pregnant women be screened for gestational diabetes. When should such screening take place? Read More “Gestational Diabetes Screening Revisited”
Intermittent Low-Calorie Diet Improves Glucose Control, Cardiovascular Risk in Type 2
Periods of eating very little can help improve outcomes in people with type 2 diabetes and obesity, according to a recent study… Read More “Intermittent Low-Calorie Diet Improves Glucose Control, Cardiovascular Risk in Type 2”
Diabetes ‘Remission’ Is Best Term for Normal Glucose Levels, Report Says
When people with type 2 diabetes see signs of the disease disappear, it shouldn’t be called “reversal” or a “cure,” according to a new report from leading groups… Read More “Diabetes ‘Remission’ Is Best Term for Normal Glucose Levels, Report Says”
Using Salt Substitute May Lower Stroke Risk
People with a history of stroke or high blood pressure were less likely to have a stroke if they used a salt substitute instead of regular salt, according to a new study… Read More “Using Salt Substitute May Lower Stroke Risk”
Normal Body Weight May Help Prevent Type 2 in People With High Genetic Risk
While there’s nothing you can do to change your genes, you can still reduce your risk for type 2 diabetes by maintaining a healthy body weight, according to a new analysis… Read More “Normal Body Weight May Help Prevent Type 2 in People With High Genetic Risk”
Keto Diets Carry Risks for Kidney Disease, Pregnancy
A new review finds that a typical ketogenic diet may carry more risks than benefits, especially for people with certain health conditions… Read More “Keto Diets Carry Risks for Kidney Disease, Pregnancy”
Medicare Benefits Expansion Faces Health Care Industry Opposition
Plans by Congressional Democrats to add dental, vision, and hearing benefits to Medicare are facing intense opposition by industry groups that stand to lose money… Read More “Medicare Benefits Expansion Faces Health Care Industry Opposition”
Cutting Sugar in Packaged Foods Could Reduce Disease, Save Lives
Cardiovascular disease and diabetes could be dramatically reduced by broad cuts in the sugar content of packaged items, according to a new study… Read More “Cutting Sugar in Packaged Foods Could Reduce Disease, Save Lives”
