CONDITIONS / DIABETES

Warning: Type 2 Diabetes and Sugar-Sweetened Beverages Don't Mix

If you have type 2 diabetes, drinking sugar-sweetened beverages regularly poses a significant risk to your heart and overall longevity. >

Sugar's Not-So-Sweet Health Effects

You probably know that sugar isn't good for you, but you may be surprised to learn all the health issues it contributes to. >

Overweight and Obesity Rise Among Those with Type 1 Diabetes

As people live longer with type 1 diabetes, more are becoming overweight or obese, putting this at-risk population even more at risk. >

Vitamin D May Slow Progression to Type 2 Diabetes

These inexpensive supplements may help millions of people with prediabetes control their blood glucose. There is one concern, however. >

Obesity's Link to Dementia

Both obesity and Alzheimer's contribute to neurodegeneration and cortical thinning that interfere with memory and other cognitive functions. >

Fatty Fast Food Livers

Eating even a modest fast food meal daily -- a small burger and fries -- can lead to fatty liver disease. >

Intermittent Fasting Changes Genes

A long, overnight break between meals gives cells a chance to reboot and changes gene expression in a good way. Try eating dinner earlier. >

Low-Fat or Low-Carb?

If you have type 2 diabetes or prediabetes, keeping your blood sugar under control is key. What kind of diet best helps you do this? >

What Does "Whole Grain" Really Mean?

The fiber in whole grains has undeniable health benefits, but there are conflicting guidelines for consumers. How to be sure of your intake. >

Rating the New Weight-Loss Meds

More and more people are trying to lose weight to protect their health. Four new medications, in addition to diet and exercise, can help. >

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