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Weight Loss Really Can Reverse Diabetes, New Study Finds

By Alice Park

You Asked: Is Being Cold Good for You?

By Markham Heid

How Weight Loss Can Reverse Type 2 Diabetes

Mindfulness May Lower Blood Sugar Levels

By Amanda MacMillan
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How Ginger Fights Body Fat

Ginger, as a supplement or an ingredient in food and drink, may protect against obesity and chronic disease, according to a new research review. While experts can’t yet recommend a specific dosage for preventive purposes,...

Why Perfectly Healthy People Are Using Diabetes Monitors

For about a month, Tabb Firchau, an entrepreneur living in Seattle, has been wearing a continuous glucose monitor (CGM), a federally approved medical device that tracks blood sugar levels for people with diabetes. The CGM...

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Soda-Funded Studies Don't Often Link Drinks to Obesity

Compared to independent studies, industry-sponsored studies are less likely to link sugary drinks to diseases

By Alexandra Sifferlin

It's Time to Rethink High-Protein Diets for Weight Loss

A new study suggests there's a downside to all that protein

By Alexandra Sifferlin

How Fructose May Trigger Body Fat

A new mouse study suggests people with diabetes may metabolize fructose in a different way

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Antibiotics Use Linked to Type 1 Diabetes in Mice: Study

Mice that took antibiotics developed more Type 1 diabetes in a new study

By Mandy Oaklander

Omega 3s Linked to Lower Risk of Diabetes Complications

Eating oily fish may lower a person's risk for diabetes-related vision problems, study suggests

By Alexandra Sifferlin

You Asked: Do Sugar Substitutes Cause Type 2 Diabetes?

The picture’s incomplete, but artificial sweeteners have experts worried.

By Markham Heid

The Case for Eating Butter Just Got Stronger

A new study found no link between eating butter and heart disease

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Lifesaving Diabetes Drug Price Tripled in 10 Years

And more people need them than ever before

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Why Coffee May Protect Against Type 2 Diabetes

New insight into the health benefits of coffee

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Homemade Meals Lower Risk of Diabetes

Cooking meals at home can be a way to fight the sugar spikes that can lead to diabetes

By Alice Park

U.S. Task Force Recommends Screening All Overweight Adults for Diabetes Risk

The new guidelines are meant to help prevent heart disease and diabetes

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Antibiotics Are Linked To Type-2 Diabetes

Antibiotic use is associated with type-2 diabetes diagnoses, the latest research reveals

By Mandy Oaklander

New Hormone Discovered That Curbs Weight Gain, Diabetes

“This represents a major advance in the identification of new treatments for age-related diseases such as diabetes”

By Kevin McSpadden

This Is the No. 1 Driver of Diabetes and Obesity

"A sugar calorie is much more harmful," says the lead researcher

By Alexandra Sifferlin
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