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Early Colorectal Cancer Risk Factors Identified
Looking at trends across populations, researchers identified nongenetic factors, including behaviors, linked to colorectal cancer risk in adults under age 50… Read More “Early Colorectal Cancer Risk Factors Identified”
New Insights Into Fracture Risk in Type 1 Diabetes
People who have type 1 diabetes (T1D) are at greater risk of having bone fractures. But why? New research reveals some clues… Read More “New Insights Into Fracture Risk in Type 1 Diabetes”
Healthy Behaviors Reduce Dementia Risk in Study
Adopting healthy lifestyle behaviors can reduce the risk for dementia even in people with a family history of the condition, a new study finds… Read More “Healthy Behaviors Reduce Dementia Risk in Study”
Basal Insulin Switch Improves A1C in Type 1 and Type 2
Switching to either insulin degludec or insulin glargine from other long-acting insulin types led to improved outcomes in a new study… Read More “Basal Insulin Switch Improves A1C in Type 1 and Type 2”
Blood Pressure Affects Dementia Risk for Men and Women Differently
A new study shows that while higher blood pressure means a higher dementia risk for women, this isn’t necessarily the case for men… Read More “Blood Pressure Affects Dementia Risk for Men and Women Differently”
Groundbreaking New Weight-Loss Drug Approved
A new formulation of semaglutide, an injected drug for type 2 diabetes, has been found to be effective for weight loss… Read More “Groundbreaking New Weight-Loss Drug Approved”
Reducing Diabetes Distress Improves Glucose Control in Type 1
Worrying less about your diabetes actually leads to better blood glucose control in people with type 1, according to the results of a new study… Read More “Reducing Diabetes Distress Improves Glucose Control in Type 1”
‘Night Owl’ Behavior Linked to Higher Diabetes Risk With Obesity
While obesity on its own raises the risk for diabetes, the risk is even greater for people who stay up late, according to a new study… Read More “‘Night Owl’ Behavior Linked to Higher Diabetes Risk With Obesity”
Longer Work Hours Linked to Higher Risk for Cardiovascular Disease
In an analysis of 183 countries, researchers found a link between longer work hours and heart disease, stroke, and death… Read More “Longer Work Hours Linked to Higher Risk for Cardiovascular Disease”
