Common Group of Viruses Strongly Linked to Type 1 Diabetes
Individuals with type 1 diabetes are eight times more likely than others to have an enterovirus infection; the findings support ongoing research on vaccines to…
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New Study: More Older Adults Should Be Doing This Simple Task
Only around half of the individuals with hypertension or conditions linked to blood pressure regularly monitor, but guidelines from healthcare professionals encourage older adults to…
Top 8 Health Benefits of Drinking Coffee
The great flavor of your favorite beverage may be enough to persuade you to continue drinking it. However, it can’t hurt to recognize that you…
Scientists Discover That Reduced Activity and High Sugar Consumption Is Worse for Men Than Women
The study involved short-term exposure to decreased activity and increased sugar intake. New research from the University of Missouri School of Medicine provides the first…
Researchers Map Hidden Connections Between Common Diseases
A new study led by University College London (UCL) researchers has identified patterns in how common health conditions occur together in the same individuals, using…
At Risk for Diabetes? Scientists Recommend Doing This
A new study recommends cutting carbs. Although low-carb diets are often recommended for individuals who are being treated for diabetes, there is little proof that…
“Profound Implications” – New Research Details the Microbial Origins of Type 1 Diabetes
A bacterial protein stimulates the reproduction of insulin-producing cells, pointing to a potential treatment. Nearly ten years ago, graduate student Jennifer Hampton Hill of the…
New Alzheimer’s Breakthrough Expands Range of Potential Drugs
Cerebrovascular insulin receptors are defective in Alzheimer’s disease. A recent study published in the journal Brain conducted by Laval University and Rush University Medical Center…
Diabetes Drug Linked to a Decreased Risk of Dementia
According to the scientists, it could be worthwhile to prioritize these drugs for future repurposing research. According to a long-term study recently published in the…
A Potential Cure for Obesity – New Particles Stop the Absorption of Fat and Carbs
Sand presents a possible cure for obesity. Engineered sand particles might be the next anti-obesity treatment, according to a new study from the University of South…
New Study Finds That These Two Diabetes Drugs Perform the Best
A large-scale clinical trial discovered that two diabetes drugs outperform others. Researchers from the University of Minnesota Medical School contributed to the finding that insulin…
Does Eating Potatoes Increase Your Risk of Cardiometabolic Disease?
Recent research demonstrates that overall diet and lifestyle, not specific potato cooking techniques, impact health outcomes related to potato consumption. Despite being a vegetable full…
Japanese Researchers Discover New Insights Into the Mechanisms Causing Diabetes
Scientists identify T-cadherin as a factor that feeds back a lack of insulin to pancreatic β cells and induces their proliferation, with the potential for…
Hate Needles? Injections for Diabetes and Cancer Could Become Unnecessary
Hate needles and injections? These researchers do too. Scientists at the University of California, Riverside (UCR) are paving the way for diabetes and cancer patients…
A New Way To Lose Weight Could Change Your Metabolism
According to new research, protein restriction is effective in combating obesity and diabetes. According to a study comparing the effects of protein and calorie restriction…
New Study Reveals How the Reproductive System Can Accelerate Aging and Worsen Health
The study identified the negative consequences of disrupting meiosis. A new study in an animal model of aging indicates a potential reason for why women…
“Night Owls” Have a Decreased Ability To Burn Fat and an Increased Risk of Heart Disease
Could our sleep patterns really affect our risk of disease? Are you a night owl or an early bird? Our daily routines of activity and…
A New and Improved Diabetes Drug
Tirzepatide, a new diabetes drug administered weekly through injection, helped those with type 2 diabetes meet blood glucose goals 4 to 12 weeks earlier than…