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Can You Reverse Type 2 Diabetes?

Experts say that Type 2 Diabetes can be reversible—if you’re willing to change your lifestyle. Read More

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Number of times that type 2 diabetics are more likely to have a heart attack or stroke than people who do not have diabetics. This is that same risk as those who have already had a heart attack.

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The Link between Depression and Obesity

In yet another example of the inseparable link between mental and physical health, medical experts are noting the increase in depression among people who are obese, especially as they age. Read More

Exercise and Diabetes: Knowing Your Limits

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FDA eyes improvements for diabetics' glucose devices

Tue, March 16, 2010

U.S. health regulators are taking a closer look at how well devices used by diabetics to monitor their blood sugars work,... Read More

Diet may alter fibroid risk in black women

Tue, March 16, 2010

Two diabetes drugs fail to help high-risk patients

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Adding fat-lowering drug no help for diabetic hearts

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Big first trimester weight gain ups diabetes risk

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Radioimmunotherapy: Safety Measures During Therapy

Keeping Type 2 Diabetes Under Control

Diabetes Tip: Cinnamon Can Help

According to several studies, sprinkling a little cinnamon on your food could lower your blood-sugar levels. So try to consume a half-teaspoon of the aromatic spice every day. Mix it into your morning oatmeal, cereal, or unsweetened apple sauce; dust it on whole-wheat toast or savory dishes; or add a cinnamon stick to herbal tea for an after-dinner treat.