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Type 2 Diabetes
More than 30 million Americans are living with type 2 diabetes, a condition characterized by high blood sugar, insulin resistance and insufficient insulin production. Learn about the signs and symptoms of this condition and get expert guidance on blood sugar monitoring, medication use, exercise, meal planning and more.
Early Breakfast May Reduce Diabetes Risk
A new report indicates that people who eat breakfast before 8:30 in the morning have a lower risk of diabetes… Read More “Early Breakfast May Reduce Diabetes Risk”
Cardiovascular Disease Remains Leading Cause of Death in Type 2
A new study shows that cardiovascular conditions account for about two-thirds of deaths in people with type 2 diabetes… Read More “Cardiovascular Disease Remains Leading Cause of Death in Type 2”
High Glucose Linked to Beta Cell Dysfunction in Type 2
In a group of people who took only metformin for their type 2 diabetes, higher blood glucose was linked to pancreatic beta cell dysfunction — highlighting the need to preserve pancreatic function… Read More “High Glucose Linked to Beta Cell Dysfunction in Type 2”
High Body Fat Linked to Lower Exercise Capacity in Type 2
How much body fat a person had was a stronger predictor of heart and lung function during exercise than more traditional predictors, according to a new study… Read More “High Body Fat Linked to Lower Exercise Capacity in Type 2”
Preventing Heart Disease With a Healthy Lifestyle
A new study shows that a healthy lifestyle can do a lot to improve the chances of people with type 2 diabetes to avoid heart disease… Read More “Preventing Heart Disease With a Healthy Lifestyle”
Type 2 Diabetes Linked to Increased Risk of Parkinson’s
Both genetic markers and real-world observations suggest that people with type 2 diabetes are at higher risk for this neurological condition, according to a new analysis… Read More “Type 2 Diabetes Linked to Increased Risk of Parkinson’s”
SGLT2 Inhibitors Likely Not Cost-Effective As Main Type 2 Treatment
A new study finds that when used as the primary glucose-lowering treatment for type 2, the benefits of these drugs probably don’t justify their cost… Read More “SGLT2 Inhibitors Likely Not Cost-Effective As Main Type 2 Treatment”
Risk of Frailty Linked to Glucose Control in Older People With Type 2
While all people are at higher risk for being frail as they age, this risk is especially high in those with type 2 diabetes with poorer glucose control, according to a new study… Read More “Risk of Frailty Linked to Glucose Control in Older People With Type 2”
Type 2 and Obesity Linked to Lower Bone Strength in Men
A new study sheds light on why people with type 2 diabetes tend to have higher bone density, but also a higher risk of fractures… Read More “Type 2 and Obesity Linked to Lower Bone Strength in Men”
Link Reported Between Stuttering and Diabetes
A new report from Israel that suggests young men who stutter might have an increased risk of developing early-onset type 2 diabetes… Read More “Link Reported Between Stuttering and Diabetes”
