Diabetes - Page 2

March 1

Diabetes surge among Americans could be driven by 'healthy' breakfasts, doctor warns

Hidden sugars lurk in breakfast foods Americans think are healthy, warns Dr. Mark Hyman. From muffins to protein cereals, he shares what's harmful and what to choose instead.

February 24

Diabetes risk could be lower for people who live in certain US regions, study finds

High-altitude living may reduce diabetes risk as red blood cells act like glucose "sponges," absorbing sugar from bloodstream in low-oxygen environments, research suggests.

February 22

Some supplements may pose risks for people with diabetes, experts say

Experts warn people with diabetes to be careful with certain supplements that can dangerously affect blood sugar levels and interact with medications.

February 18

Think chicken is healthier than beef? New study says not so fast

A new study challenges common advice, finding that beef may not raise blood sugar or diabetes risk more than chicken among people with prediabetes.

February 17

Intermittent fasting may be no better than 'doing nothing,' major review finds

A major new study reveals intermittent fasting may be no better than traditional dieting for weight loss — challenging popular social media diet claims.

February 16

Food pyramid backlash: Low-fat era may have fueled obesity, diabetes, says doctor

Dr. Mark Hyman calls new nutrition guidelines "revolutionary" for targeting processed foods and sugar drinks, despite dairy and protein concerns for some groups.

February 10

Common diabetes drug may help preserve eyesight as people age

Breakthrough research shows diabetes medicine metformin may reduce age-related vision loss by 37%. Liverpool study offers hope for AMD treatment.

January 29

Alzheimer’s risk tied to how the body handles sugar after eating, study finds

Genetic study reveals that people who have elevated blood glucose two hours after eating face significantly higher Alzheimer's disease risk. University of Liverpool researchers analyzed data.

January 25

Nearly 90% of Americans at risk of silent disease — here's what to know

Mixed news for heart health: fewer heart attacks but rising stroke deaths among young adults. Study reveals 90% of U.S. adults have cardiovascular risks.

January 24

1 in 5 Americans get no exercise outside of work; where does your state rank?

One in five Americans get zero physical activity outside work, with Mississippi leading inactivity at 30.6%. Colorado ranks as most active at just 15.6%.