Blood Test in Early Pregnancy May Predict Mom’s Diabetes Risk
THURSDAY, Aug. 16, 2018 — A blood test seems to detect signs of gestational diabetes as early as the 10th […]
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‘Alarming’ diabetes epidemic in Guatemala tied to aging, not obesity
Ketogenic diets may lead to an increased risk of type 2 diabetes
What You Need to Know About the Connection Between Diabetes & Heart Disease in Women
Just two weeks’ inactivity can trigger diabetic symptoms in vulnerable patients
Just two weeks of inactivity can trigger diabetes in at-risk people
Saliva test could improve diabetes control and treatment: Proteins in saliva can identify uncontrolled type 1 diabetes in children and adolescents — helping to both predict and prevent complications associated with the disease
High prevalence of restrictive lung disease in people with type 2 diabetes
Human clinical trial reveals verapamil as an effective type 1 diabetes therapy
Youth need different approach to type 2 diabetes treatment: Two medications helpful for adults don’t slow the progression of the disease in kids and teens