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In obesity war, the pear shape loses ground Chicago Daily Herald A recent study confirmed what Sen and many other experts had surmised: Far from being benign or even offering some protection against diabetes, heart disease and strokes, the gluteal...
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Australians ignorant on dangers of type 2 diabetes to their health Delete the scoop?
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Type 1 diabetes affects relationships for patients, their partners Healio Researchers from The State University of New York and Brigham Young University conducted four focus groups: two with adults with type 1 diabetes (n=16) and two with partners... Delete the scoop?
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Researchers are learning about some surprising new type 2 diabetes risk factors. Find out about possible links with breast cancer or using statins.
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men with diabetes join us!study for men with diabetes
We are undertaking a project looking at how men are managing their diabetes, health and wellbeing and also how helpful our online counselling and diabetes education services are in doing this. It is open to men with diabetes across Australia. If you are interested in joining us please have a look at the at the flier here Men with diabetes study – widening the net flier We will ask you to complete an online survey and then will start up to 6 hours worth of free e-counselling and/or diabetes education. When this is finished, after 3 months we will get back in touch and ask you to complete the survey again. We will give you more information if you are interested. This is different to a study we were running where some men had to wait 3 months for counselling. All men enrolling in the study (once we see that you are ok to go ahead with us) will be offered the counselling and/or diabetes education straight away. thank you! Delete the scoop?
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Is laughter the best medicine? Caymanian Compass Blood sugar levels. One study of 19 people with diabetes looked at the effects of laughter on blood sugar levels. ...
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Researchers in the US have found that GLP-1 analogues, a group of drugs prescribed for the treatment of type 2 diabetes, could protect against heart failure.
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March 23, 11:22 AM
http://www.bmj.com/content/346/bmj.f1808?view=long&pmid=23512765 The US Food and Drug Administration has taken the unusual stance of announcing that it will evaluate data provided to it by a group of unnamed independent researchers indicating that glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) based drugs used in type 2 diabetes could raise the risk of pancreatitis and precancerous pancreatic lesions.
According to the FDA’s statement the data indicate an increased risk of pancreatitis and cellular changes called pancreatic duct metaplasia in people with type 2 diabetes who are treated with the drugs, which are incretin mimetics.1 However, the FDA emphasized that it has not reached any new conclusions about the safety of the drugs, nor has it “concluded … 
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Thank you Ellen for your precious comment. I'm really pleased that u follow "Blogging Diabetes". Please share it among your network; more people are aware the better it is.
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Exercise Improves Quality of Life, Study Shows Diabetes Health (press release) The study, which appeared in the British journal Diabetes Care, was conducted over a nine-month period, and followed three groups of people who performed aerobic... Delete the scoop?
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Diabetes Counselling Online General Evaluation. Created using SurveyGizmo, online survey software. Delete the scoop?
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Tell us what you think and help us make our services better! Connecting people with diabetes to bette wellbeing. :-) Delete the scoop?
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First-Born May Be at Greater Risk for Diabetes, Hypertension (RT @WomensHealthNIH: First-Born May Be at Greater Risk for Diabetes, Hypertension Delete the scoop?
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