Diabetes - Causes
Taking care of your pearly whites is crucial when you have diabetes.
Diabetics get sicker with this serious disease, so play it safe with a shot. A simple vaccine could save your life.
Your home state impacts how likely you are to develop diabetes, research shows.
If it s not type 1 and it s not type 2, then what is it? Find out about this misunderstood and often misdiagnosed form of diabetes.
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Here, we eye one of the most common, and treatable, complications of diabetes.
Having rheumatoid arthritis and diabetes can be an autoimmune double whammy.
For the first time, a simple blood test may hold the answer
Study sheds new light on the diabetes and breast cancer link.
Exercise Physiologist Dr. Sheri Colberg answers readers' questions on the most common concerns of diabetics.
According to recent research, being a double D makes you more likely to develop the disease.
Here, the link between diabetes and pancreatic cancer and a diabetes medication that can lower the risk.
High blood sugar increases risks of heart disease for people with diabetes and non-diabetics.
The information you need to avoid weight gain when taking diabetes medications.
Are daily bouts of hypoglycemia from diabetes dangerous?
An overview of the most common causes of penis pain and treatment.
Having diabetes and going through menopause simultaneously doubles the health risks for women. Learn about better ways to treat both conditions.
Studies show a high correlation between diabetes, obesity, and being overweight. Find out where your BMI should be to combat type 2 diabetes.
People with rheumatoid arthritis are more likely to develop cardiovascular disease. Here s how to lower your risk.
Erectile dysfunction may raise the likelihood of developing heart disease for men with diabetes.
Find out how your condition can put you at an increased risk for TB.
The epidemic of insulin resistance puts one in three Americans at risk for type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease. Find out how you can prevent insulin resistance.
Nerve damage, or neuropathy, is a common side effect of diabetes. Learn about the symptoms and how to reduce your risk.
What's the connection between stress and diabetes? Knowing can help you gain more control of your condition and reduce the long-term impact.
Learn more about this startling increase, and find out what steps can be taken to prevent or reverse the disease.
Diabetes currently affects millions of people. But is the government doing enough to support patients and their families?
Learn what you can do to keep your mouth healthy.
The number of Americans with diabetes has climbed into the millions and is now the fifth deadliest disease, according to the Food and Drug Administration.
Find out how diabetes and heart disease are related and what you can do to reduce your risk.
Find out the 411 on pre-diabetes.
