Intestinal Gluten Receptor Is Gateway for Celiac Disease
Finding could offer new treatments for other autoimmune disorders, study says
full story » Twofold Action Urged for Pre-Diabetes
Goal is to prevent progression to the full-blown disease and its huge costs
full story » U.S. Obesity Epidemic Continues to Grow
One-quarter of Americans report being obese, CDC report says
full story » Disease Prevention Programs Worth the Investment
Within five years, $16 billion a year could be saved, report claims
full story » Eye Test Could Spot Diabetes Vision Trouble Early
It may prove an easy, less invasive means of detecting retinopathy, other woes
full story » Diabetic Hispanics Missing Out on Eye Exams
They're particularly vulnerable to diabetes-linked vision loss, experts warn
full story » Poor Blood Sugar Control After Heart Surgery Impacts Outcomes
Even patients without diabetes face 4-fold increase in death, major complications
full story » Diabetes, Weight Tied to Male Infertility
Both conditions cause significant decrease in body's ability to repair sperm DNA, studies find
full story » A Blood Marker Could Spot Diabetes Risk
Higher levels of fetuin-A were linked to later disease development, study found
full story » Kids' Obesity May Lead to Epidemic of Adult Diabetes
Impact has yet to be felt, since type 2 course may take 10 years to show, study says
full story » New Spanish Consumer Guide Compares Diabetes Meds
Publication aimed at assisting the 1 in 8 Hispanics with type 2 disease
full story » Mom's Unhealthy Diet May Have Long-Term Impact on Baby
Rats fed junk food had higher cholesterol, blood fats into adulthood, British study finds
full story » Scientists ID New Genes Tied to Crohn's Disease
Number tripled, and they find a link to other conditions such as asthma, diabetes
full story » New Molecular Trigger Described for Hypertension, Diabetes
Out-of-control enzymes do damage in both conditions, study finds
full story » Unhealthy Meals Dull Older Diabetics' Memory
Antioxidant vitamins counter cognitive decline, but experts say eating healthy is better
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