Neuropad monitors nerve damage in diabetics
British scientists have developed a foot patch called Neuropad that can rely on sweat to monitor nerve damage in the feet.
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British scientists have developed a foot patch called Neuropad that can rely on sweat to monitor nerve damage in the feet.
US scientists have published a study that showed that surgery to remove part of the stomach or cut gastric flap is the most effective solution for obese patients with ty…
Although slightly bitter, but bitter melon (or bitter melon) is very useful for health. To get that benefit, look to buy and cook it regularly.
A young girl in England had a rare disease that caused her hair to grow unusually fast and long, like Rapunzel in Disney's famous animated film.
Japan is experimenting with SGLT2 inhibitors that can treat diabetes completely to avoid potentially dangerous complications for patients.
Sitting for too long can seriously affect the daily activities of people over the age of 60, including those who still exercise regularly on a daily basis.
In order to help diabetics with less pain due to daily insulin injections, researchers at the University of North Carolina (USA) have developed a new non-invasive inject…
Vitamin B12 deficiency can cause blurred vision or double vision. Ultraviolet rays can burn the cornea, damage the lens and retina, increase the risk of cataracts.
This is the result of a study by SIGMA to understand why Latin American and Latin Americans have nearly twice the rate of type 2 diabetes compared to other white America…
In a new study, scientists discovered Alzheimer's may actually be the last stage of type 2 diabetes.
According to German researchers, people with high blood sugar are more likely to experience memory problems, even if they do not have diabetes.
Long-awaited tablet insulin may become a reality later this decade.
Coronary artery bypass surgery is a better option for clogged coronary arteries compared to stent placement if the patient has diabetes.
Arginine amino acid, found in foods such as salmon, eggs and nuts, can increase the body's ability to metabolize glucose.
Strawberries, oranges, peaches, plums and apricots have no significant effect on preventing type 2 diabetes. Meanwhile, blueberries, grapes, apples and grapefruit signif…