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Adolescents who don’t consume enough soluble and insoluble fiber may face an increased risk of diabetes and high blood pressure.

Findings show that people with diabetes are more likely to suffer from two common types of arthritis and osteoporosis.

Eating certain foods can cause glucose levels to soar even in healthy people.

Some folks in minority populations are more likely to develop cancer of the pancreas if diagnosed with diabetes after age 50.

For Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman, snooze time has always been a required component of her training.

Findings that reveal five distinct forms of diabetes may one day change treatment for patients.

For many women, making even small lifestyle changes, can stave off death from heart disease.

Last week, the president announced that biosimilar drugs would no longer get special incentives on state Medicaid markets.

Findings show that young adults are more likely to monitor glucose levels when offered financial incentives.

Puerto Rico’s main exports are medical devices and pharmaceuticals, including HIV and cancer drugs.

More African Americans than folks in other groups die from heart disease, but there are ways to stop this killer in our communities.

Several modifiable factors besides poor blood sugar levels are linked to nerve damage in diabetic youth.

Scientists are now suggesting that diabetes management should also target heart disease.

Having asthma may increase the risk of type 1 diabetes, but previously having type 1 diabetes may decrease the risk of developing asthma.

The American Heart Association reports that the nutty oil is not as healthy as you may think.

Researchers discover hitting the hay on an inconsistent schedule can have negative consequences.