Diabetes: Prevention
Two Possible New Risk Factors Merit Attention
07/25/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityAwareness of the effects of diabetes in the family and of unwanted loss of a job may encourage the lifestyle measures known to protect against…
Metformin to Prevent Type 2 Diabetes
05/24/07, Johns Hopkins UniversityA new consensus statement from the American Diabetes Association (ADA) has now suggested consideration of metformin, 850 mg twice daily, as a…
Managing Your Diabetes Risk
06/18/08, Johns Hopkins UniversityBy now, most people know that diabetes is a significant and growing public health problem. Here are some of the major risk factors for this disorder,…
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When to Get Checked for Diabetes
06/26/08, Johns Hopkins UniversityIn previous entries, I reviewed the basics of diabetes mellitus and how you can reduce your risk for this chronic disease. Now let's look at the…
Save Your Gums and Lose a Few Pounds
05/12/09, Johns Hopkins UniversityResearchers at Harvard School of Public Health and the University of Puerto Rico recently completed research that suggests a potential link between…
Keeping Your Children Lean, Part 2
06/30/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityChildhood obesity is a frightening epidemic associated with risk factors for the later development of coronary artery disease. Here's what you can do…
Have You Gone 'Mediterranean' Yet?
10/24/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityThe Mediterranean diet is not really a diet like the low-carb or South Beach diets. It refers to a style of eating and cooking common to countries…
Why You Should Care About Oxidative Stress
09/11/06, Johns Hopkins UniversityDuring metabolism - the process of converting food to energy - the body is constantly forming chemically reactive substances called free radicals.
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