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Diabetes News: Avandia Safety

Avandia (a Type 2 Diabetes Medication) Update

Diabetes News: Dealing with Diabetes in the Summer Heat

Dealing with Diabetes in the Summer Heat On June 29, there was an article in the New York Times called "Really? The Claim: Diabetes makes you sensitive to heat." It was written by Anahad O'Connor. You can read the full article here.

Diabetes News: A New Way to Check Blood Glucose Levels?

No More Pricking Fingers? We start out this week's diabetes news and research review with news about a new continuous glucose monitor which does not rely on pricking fingers for blood samples.

Diabetes News: Does Diabetes Raise Your Risk of Cancer?

Diabetes and Cancer:  Are Diabetes Risk Factors and Treatments Linked to Cancer? We begin this week’s headlines with news from the American Cancer Society and the American Diabetes Association which has published a review of literature that suggests that diabetes risk factors and treatments may be associated with cancer.

Diabetes News: Gestational Diabetes and Childhood Obesity

Insulin Therapy and Neuropathy in Type 1 Diabetes

Diabetes News: Islet Cell Transplanation?

Islet Cell Transplantation at Walter Reed Army Medical Center

Diabetes News: The Economic Burden of Diabetes

Medications Put an Economic Burden on People with Diabetes Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice’s March 2010 issue brings to us an interesting article titled “Impact of type 2 diabetes mellitus on prescription medication burden and out-of-pocket healthcare expenses.”   The researchers assessed the economic burden of d

Diabetes News: How Diabetes Affects the Heart

ACCORD Trials Update: Studying Cardiovascular Risk in Diabetes

Michelle Obama Takes on Obesity in America's Kids

It's no surprise that many American children have a weight problem. Being overweight or obese can hurt kids' self-esteem, but it's also detrimental to their physical health. Many kids today are developing type 2 diabetes, a diagnosis that was unheard of in children a few decades ago.
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