Diabetes Cure Blog

The new course created by the Kronos Optimal Health Company may help the prediabetic patients to avoid Diabetes.

Aetna (NYSE:AET) has announced an award of $40,000 to Ryan Cameron Foundation for its continuing efforts to reduce the effects of diabetes and childhood obesity in the Altanta area.

Researchers in the the department of bioengineering at the University of California, San Diego have discovered that molecular malfunction may be the reason behind the development of high blood pressure, diabetes and immune problems. Rogue versions of enzymes known as proteases roam the body, clipping off working segments of the receptors that allow [...]

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.

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.

The Keck School of Medicine researchers have found out that Erectile Dysfunction can be a result of physical problems like poor blood flow to the penis. Erectile Dysfunction, better known to be impotence, was believed to be a psychological problem. Moreover the study indicates that ED can be an early indicator [...]

Researchers at the University of Leicester suggested a health policy by screening people at the risk of diabetes. Apart from being a prospective health policy, it can be helpful in improving the lives of the patients. The study is a part of the interdisciplinary research initiative in the social and medical sciences. The study [...]

Researchers at Kaiser Permanente’s Department of Research and Evaluation, find that women who developed diabetes before pregnancy, may have problems with their blood-sugar control throughout the pregnancy. The organs of a baby is developed at the early stage of pregnancy, women need to reduce their risks before getting pregnant.