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Diabetes can affect cognitive health by causing long-term degeneration of neurons in the brain, according to a new analysis… Read More “Neurodegeneration Responsible for Cognitive Decline in Diabetes”
A new analysis shows that this type 2 diabetes drug is linked to a lower rate of erectile dysfunction in men… Read More “Trulicity May Reduce Erectile Dysfunction in Men With Type 2”
Based on clinical trial data showing its effectiveness, an implantable device to treat peripheral neuropathy will soon be widely available… Read More “HFX Spinal Cord Stimulation Implant Approved for Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy”
A new analysis finds that particular dietary choices are linked to a reduced risk for cardiovascular disease caused by plaque buildup in arteries… Read More “Plant-Based and Fermented Dairy Foods Rated Best for Heart Health”
A new report from researchers in the United Kingdom and reported in the medical journal Diabetologia, however, casts doubt on whether “healthy obesity” really exists… Read More “Is “Healthy Obesity” Real?”
Dental, hearing, and vision benefits would be added to Medicare under a budget resolution proposed by Democrats in the U.S. Senate… Read More “Senate Budget Proposal Would Expand Medicare Benefits”
A high-frequency sound treatment relieved diabetic neuropathy pain and improved quality of life in a recent study… Read More “Spinal Cord Stimulation Provides Lasting Relief From Neuropathy Pain”
In contrast to a healthy Mediterranean diet, a diet typical of the Southern United States is linked to a higher risk of sudden heart-related death, according to a new study… Read More “Southern Diet Linked to Sudden Cardiac Death”
A group of senators is calling for the federal government to provide health coverage to people in states that haven’t expanded Medicaid since 2014… Read More “Senators Call for Federal Alternative to Medicaid Expansion”
A new study shows that while genetics accounts for the biggest share of type 2 diabetes risk, socioeconomic factors also play a role… Read More “Genetics and Social Factors Linked to Type 2 Diabetes and Obesity”
