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A decades-long study shows how patterns in circulating metabolites, shaped by genes and lifestyle, can identify people at high risk of type 2 diabetes well before symptoms emerge. Study: Circulating …

The IndependentNew research finds link between your buttocks and diabetes riskNew research suggests that the shape of an individual’s gluteus maximus muscle can predict whether they are more likely to …

A new study has found that the size and shape of your bottom can predict if you will develop diabetes. It’s well known that being overweight or obese is associated …

In a groundbreaking development destined to reshape diabetes treatment paradigms, scientists from the University at Albany and the NYU Grossman School of Medicine have unraveled a critical molecular mechanism fueling …

A researcher at the University of Haifa says he has found that people diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes face a 50 percent higher risk of developing late-onset schizophrenia compared to …

Hypoglycemia – Conditions where hypoglycemia levels can feel dizzy, weak and unstable can catch you with surprise. It often occurs due to excessive insulin, whether it is produced by your …

Image courtesy Getty / Futurism Scientists have developed a type of insulin that can respond to changes in blood sugar levels in a potentially revolutionary solution for people with diabetes. …

They are at significantly higher risk of end-stage renal disease, heart failure and heart attacks due to lack of access to health care. It's well known that people living in …

Share on PinterestA new study explores why men tend to have a lower BMI and develop diabetes at a younger age than women. Image credit: Halfpoint/Getty Images. Doctors already know …

Men are at higher risk for serious health complications from type 1 and type 2 diabetes than women, according to a long-term study published May 16. Journal of Epidemiology and …