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Gym to conduct diabetes study

September 24, 2012     No comments

Gym to conduct diabetes study
Gym to conduct diabetes study. Beginning Oct. 1, the medically oriented gym at Gateau Physical Therapy will be conducting a study to examine how exercise impacts the Type II diabetes process. During the six-month study, participants will receive a free …
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Diabetes linked to iron transport
Scientists have been trying to explain the causes of diabetes for many years. Researchers at the University of Copenhagen and Novo Nordisk A/S have now shown that the increased activity of one particular iron-transport protein destroys insulin …
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Ogdensburg Lions Club sponsors free diabetes and sight screenings

September 24, 2012     No comments

Ogdensburg Lions Club sponsors free diabetes and sight screenings
The event will also feature blood pressure, glaucoma and sight screenings. Donor cards from Finger Lakes Eye and Tissue Bank, with information on donating cornea, bones or any other organs, also will be available. Claxton-Hepburn certified diabetes …
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Warning Signs of Age-Related Eye Problems
For most people, glaucoma does not come with noticeable symptoms until the optic nerve has suffered damage, and peripheral (side) vision is lost. Because of this, it is essential to receive regular eye exams in order to detect glaucoma in its early stages.
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Snake venom could unlock cancer, diabetes cures

September 24, 2012     No comments

Snake venom could unlock cancer, diabetes cures
It's the first time snakes' venom has been shown to evolve back into regular tissues and was a significant finding for the development of drugs for conditions like cancer or diabetes. (Photo: Mauricio Lima/AFP). Snakes are able to convert their venom …
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Coping with cataracts, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma and macular degeneration
There are often no early warning signs of diabetic retinopathy. The cardinal symptom, blood leaking into the retina, often happens during sleep. But if you have diabetes and notice spots floating in your field of vision, see your eye doctor immediately …
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Keep moving, and other advice to keep men healthy with age
Exercise can help prevent it, and can also help decrease your chances of getting cancer, diabetes, dementia and a spare tire. "You don't have to get up and move around for long but you should move for 10 minutes every hour," she says. "You can even run …
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Researchers in diabetes breakthrough

September 15, 2012     No comments

Researchers in diabetes breakthrough
Dr Simeonovic said this might be able to assist patients in the early stages of type 1 diabetes, especially those in the ''honeymoon period'' where their diabetes could still be fairly well regulated or controlled. ''At the time patients are diagnosed …
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Study finds normal blood sugar level may not be so sweet on the brain after all
A subject pool amassing 249 patients in their early 60s prompted the discovery of a dreaded tether between the shrinkage of two brain regions (the hippocampus and the amygdala) and blood sugar levels thought to be normal. "It has been generally assumed …
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Diabetes: The new childhood epidemic
For example, diabetes appearing in childhood or adolescence requires insulin, is often difficult to regulate, and has a significant impact on the quality and duration of life. By contrast, the adult-onset type usually does not need insulin, sugar …
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Latest Early Onset Diabetes News

September 07, 2012     No comments

Medical College of Wisconsin researcher to study early indicators of Type 1 …
The Medical College of Wisconsin and the Max McGee National Research Center for Juvenile Diabetes at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin received a three-year, $ 300,000 grant from the American Diabetes Association to study a biomarker identified as a …
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Health problems in teens linked with worse cognitive skills
Teens with metabolic syndrome — a set of health conditions linked with the development of heart disease and diabetes — perform worse in school than their healthier counterparts, according to a new study. Researchers studied 111 … Dr. Jennifer …
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Latest Diabetes News

September 05, 2012     No comments

Rick Graham Memorial Diabetes Ride this September 16
The 10th Annual Rick Graham Memorial Diabetes Ride from Boston to Onset will be held on Sunday, September 16. Registration for the motorcycle ride will be at 9 a.m. on Pierpoint Road behind the Franklin Park Zoo in Dorchester. The ride departs at 11 a …
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Diabetes Patients Not Fully Aware of Organ Risks
A nurse teaches a diabetes patient how to do her own insulin injections. A new national survey shows Canadian diabetes patients are most concerned with blindness and amputations as major health complications resulting from the disease while doctors are …
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Latest Type 2 Diabetes News

September 04, 2012     No comments

The genetic trail to Diabetes: Is your future inevitable?
There are two things for certain with Diabetes (both Type I and Type II): Pre-disposition + Environment/lifestyle = Increased risk. Whether or not you choose to follow that path, or defend your body against it, is up to you. Sounds too easy, doesn't it?
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Can Eating Breakfast Prevent Type 2 Diabetes?
[1][2] They found people who regularly ate breakfast lowered their chances of developing Type 2 diabetes by over 30 percent. They found people decrease their risk of developing Type 2 diabetes by 5 percent for each day of the week they ate breakfast.
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Preventing diabetes diet

September 04, 2012     No comments

Preventing diabetes diet
Type 2 diabetes and other insulin-related health disorders such as metabolic syndrome are the biggest global health epidemic of our time. What we eat is the most important factor in preventing them. When your diet is full of empty calories and an …
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Even in normal range, high blood sugar linked to brain shrinkage
"Numerous studies have shown a link between type 2 diabetes and brain shrinkage and dementia, but we haven't known much about whether people with blood sugar on the high end of normal experience these same effects," said study author Nicolas …
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Dr Basit warns of sharp rise in diabetic patients
Karachi—Director Baqai Institute of Diabetes & Endocrinology (BIDE) Prof. Dr. Abdul Basit citing International Diabetes Federation (IDF) report has forewarned that if lifestyle was not changed the number of type 2 diabetes patients in Pakistan (that …
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Latest Type 2 Diabetes News

August 28, 2012     No comments

Mike Golic, ESPN Radio Personality and Former Philadelphia Eagle, Holds Pre …
He will be back on his home turf today to unveil The Game Plan to Philadelphia-area type 2 diabetes patients. He will discuss his own experience with managing type 2 diabetes and encourage patients to take an active role in managing their type 2 diabetes.
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Bariatric Surgery Prevents Type 2 Diabetes
Bariatric surgery reduced the incidence of type 2 diabetes by 78% compared with usual care at 15 years in a prospective, case-matched study of more than 3,000 obese adults. This significant risk reduction was seen with all types of bariatric surgery …
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Got type 2 diabetes? Step Up into the Cooley Dickinson program
The second session of “Step Up,” a diabetes lifestyle intervention program for individuals with type 2 diabetes, the most common form of the disease, is set to begin Sept. 10. It is modeled after a workshop at the Joslin Diabetes Center, an affiliate …
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Latest Diabetes News

August 14, 2012     No comments

Diabetes No Longer Disease of the Rich
Changing lifestyles and rapid urbanization have been blamed as the main causes of the rising cases of diabetes in Arusha, the rest of Tanzania and the African continent, according to experts. Among these are four shared risks of unhealthy diets …
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Obesity Paradox: Thin Not in for Type 2 Diabetes?
7, 2012 — People who are overweight or obese when they are diagnosed with type 2 diabetes appear to live longer than people whose body weight is normal when their disease is detected, a new study shows. Obesity increases the risks for illness and …
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Cardio Notes: Few Can Manage 3 Chronic Conditions
Not many patients can simultaneously control three chronic conditions that have a major impact on cardiovascular health. Also this week, the risk of diabetes from statins is worth the cardioprotective benefits and antidepressants for better stroke …
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