#type 2 diabetes

Findings could help in the development of a new way to identify at-risk Latino children and teens.

People with type 2 diabetes also had a fivefold higher risk for liver cancer.

Latinos face higher rates of type 2 diabetes and are more likely to develop diabetes at a younger age compared with other racial groups.

Lean people had a higher mortality rate despite experiencing fewer metabolic problems.

GLP-1 analog medications improved the functionality of cancer-fighting natural killer cells.

Patients who trusted their surgeon were more likely to undergo bariatric surgery.

Researchers predict a 700% increase in type 2 diabetes in young people by 2060.

Diabetes and a large waist circumference are predictors of liver fat accumulation and fibrosis.

Daily brisk walks decreased the risk for type 2 diabetes.

Frequent clinic visits allowed for more accurate medication adjustments and health check-ins.

Those with both conditions were more susceptible to brain changes such as those seen in Alzheimer’s disease.

The cardiometabolic concerns were strongest among those with foreign-born parents/caregivers.

Type 2 diabetes is more common among Black Americans and Latinos. Diabetes Alert Day highlights the seriousness and risks.

Genetic signals active in dozens of areas in the brain affect dietary choices.

Elevated blood sugar levels measured using a glucose tolerance test predicted poor memory a decade later.

Weight loss, exercise and a healthy diet are keys to managing type 2 diabetes.