New Treatment Helps Man With Serious Low Blood Sugar After Surgery
A 73-year-old man had his esophagus removed due to cancer and received a new stomach connection. After surgery, he developed a condition called dumping …
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Plant-Based Eating May Help Prevent Large Babies in Gestational Diabetes
Researchers investigated whether eating more plant-based foods could help pregnant women with gestational diabetes (high blood sugar during pregnancy) have …
Read MorePCOS During Pregnancy: What Matters Most for Mom and Baby
Researchers studied 425 pregnant women with gestational diabetes (a type of diabetes that develops during pregnancy) to understand how a condition called PCOS …
Read MoreTeaching Aboriginal Australians to Manage Diabetes With Better Foods
Researchers in Australia are testing a new program called 'Nra:gi Ya:yun' (meaning 'very good foods') designed specifically for Aboriginal people dealing with …
Read MoreTwo Hidden Health Problems That Raise Death Risk in Diabetics
Researchers studied nearly 28 million people with diabetes to understand how two conditions—high uric acid levels and severe vitamin D deficiency—affect how …
Read MoreHelping Pregnant Women Eat Better: A New Food Assistance Program
Pregnant women who struggle to afford food often develop gestational diabetes, a type of diabetes that happens during pregnancy. Researchers tested a new …
Read MoreWhy Women with Diabetes Have Higher Breast Cancer Risk
A new review of scientific research shows that women with type 2 diabetes are 20-30% more likely to develop breast cancer than women without diabetes. …
Read MoreVitamin D and a Hormone Called Prolactin May Be Connected in Diabetes
Researchers studied 221 men with type 2 diabetes to understand how vitamin D levels affect a hormone called prolactin. They found that most of the men didn't …
Read MoreCan Text Messages Help Prevent Diabetes? New Study Has Mixed Results
Researchers tested a new digital health program called PREDIABETEXT that sends three text messages per week to people at risk of developing type 2 diabetes. …
Read MoreFood Vouchers Help People Eat More Veggies, But Don't Lower Blood Sugar
Researchers gave some people with diabetes who struggle to afford food a $65 monthly voucher to buy healthy groceries. After 6 months, people who got the …
Read MoreWhat Really Causes Type 2 Diabetes? A Study of 5,800 Adults
Researchers studied nearly 5,800 adults in China to understand what makes people more likely to develop type 2 diabetes. They measured blood sugar levels, …
Read MoreThree Different Types of Type 2 Diabetes Found in Teens
Researchers discovered that type 2 diabetes in young people isn't one-size-fits-all. By studying 641 teenagers and young adults with newly diagnosed type 2 …
Read MoreWhat Makes Blood Sugar Tracking Apps Actually Work?
Researchers looked at 31 studies testing continuous glucose monitors (CGM)—devices that track blood sugar levels—to see which teaching methods and support …
Read MoreWhy Hong Kong Moms Get Gestational Diabetes and How Apps Could Help
Gestational diabetes—high blood sugar during pregnancy—affects nearly 1 in 4 pregnant women in Hong Kong, which is twice the worldwide rate. Researchers talked …
Read MoreMost People With Type 2 Diabetes Don't Know Enough About Their Disease
Researchers in Portugal asked 365 people with type 2 diabetes what they knew about managing their condition. They found that most people had only average …
Read MoreWhat Should People With Type 2 Diabetes Really Eat?
Researchers looked at the best nutrition guidelines from around the world to figure out what people with type 2 diabetes should eat. They found that while …
Read MoreShould You Take Vitamin D to Prevent Diabetes?
Doctors in New Zealand are recommending that people at risk of developing type 2 diabetes talk with their healthcare providers about taking vitamin D …
Read MoreNew Program Helps People Stop Prediabetes Before It Starts
Researchers created a new eating program designed specifically for people with prediabetes—a condition where blood sugar levels are higher than normal but not …
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