New Diabetes Drug May Help Your Body Handle Salt Better
Researchers studied how a type of diabetes medication called SGLT2 inhibitors affects how our bodies handle salt. They compared 14 people taking this …
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Why Heart Failure Affects Women Differently and What's New
Heart failure—when the heart can't pump blood effectively—impacts women in unique ways that doctors are only now fully understanding. This review examines why …
Read MoreHow Diabetes Damages Kidneys and New Ways to Stop It
Diabetes is the leading cause of kidney disease worldwide, and understanding how it damages kidneys is crucial for finding better treatments. This …
Read MoreNew Drug May Help Fatty Liver Disease by Changing How Body Uses Water
Scientists discovered that a diabetes medication called SGLT2 inhibitors might help treat fatty liver disease through an unexpected mechanism. When this drug …
Read MoreNew Brain Treatment Helps People Lose Weight Like Popular Diabetes Drugs
Researchers tested three different treatments to help people with type 2 diabetes and obesity lose weight over one year. They compared a newer brain …
Read MoreDiabetes Drug May Help Fight Kidney Cancer in New Study
Researchers tested whether a diabetes medication called canagliflozin could help prevent kidney cancer in laboratory rats. The drug is normally used to help …
Read MoreNew Drug May Protect Kidneys From HIV Medicine Side Effects
HIV patients taking tenofovir, a common antiretroviral drug, sometimes experience kidney damage as a side effect. Researchers tested whether dapagliflozin, a …
Read MoreNew Drug Combo May Stop Water Bloating from Diabetes Medicine
Researchers discovered that a popular diabetes medication called thiazolidinediones helps control blood sugar but causes uncomfortable water retention and …
Read MoreNew Discovery: Diabetes Changes Blood Fluid Levels
Researchers found that people with type 2 diabetes have slightly more fluid in their blood compared to people without diabetes. Even more interesting, the type …
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