Diabetes Cure Blog

We people live in a misconception that diabetic people can’t have sugar or they must buy and eat special foods for diabetics. In this conception we run to the stores to buy diabetes friendly food which are showing up in the supermarket and thus increasing popularity.

A drug having code number R 1583, a Swiss company’s product, is going to mark a significant improvement in the history of medical Diabetes.

The researchers at the Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh reported to have invented the experimental vaccine for the type 1 diabetes. The vaccine has already been tested on animal and is ready to be tested on human being. Safety trial of this vaccine is going on. If approved, the vaccine will enter to the phase 2 [...]

According to the doctors of cardiology, pulmonology and vascular medicine at the University Hospital Aachen and the Technical University Aachen, in Aachen, Germany, Cocoa can help blood vessels function better.

A recent study published in the journal The Lancet shows that regular exercise, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle can reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes. The study emphasize the role of a good lifestyle to reduce the chance of type 2 diabetes by 3 to 6 years in the suspecting patients.

Study suggests that vitamin D can significantly reduce the risk of developing type 1 diabetes among children. And as the sunlight is the natural source of vitamin D, a well exposure in the sunlight can be helpful to reduce the diabetes risk. Perhaps this is the reason of why children in the northern part of [...]

According to the new study done by researchers of the Montreal Heart Institute in Canada, a new antioxidant and anti inflammatory drug Succinobucol, is believed to show benefits in the prevention and treatment of Diabetes.

A group of researchers of the University of Heidelberg, Germany, working on type 1 diabetes and end stage renal disease (ESRD), says that simultaneous kidney transplant with pancreas transplant will increase the long term survival as compared to kidney transplant alone.

According to a report given by Joslin Diabetes Center, the drug called Salsalate not only prevents one from type 2 Diabetes, but it can also be used for the treatment of disease.

Fund of $1.2 million has been organised by Rosemary Schatzman and Jeff Smith for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.