A Compelling Reason to Never Start Smoking What if I were to tell you that people who stop smoking are 70% more likely to develop diabetes? I suppose that depends on whether you’ve only considered smoking and this convinces you not to – or if you are a smoker and have considered stopping.
Obesity, Diabetes and Stress-Free Living Recent analysis from the National Center for Health Statistics indicate there may be a leveling off of obesity cases in the United States. While this is good news there are still roughly a third of Americans who are obese and another third that are overweight.
Hitting the Bulls Eye: Coming to Terms with Diabetes It’s a sport you may not follow and his is a name you may never have heard of, but this world champion is diabetic and he’s facing struggles he did not imagine when he took up his sport. This is the story of Raymond van Barneveld.
Diabetes Connecting Food Choices When you decide to eat out you should know that a recent report in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition suggests that burgers and fried chicken may be problematic for some who may be doing their best to avoid type 2 diabetes.
Reevaluating Prostate Cancer Therapy in Light of Diabetes Risk Common treatments for prostate cancer in men may create an environment in which Type 2 diabetes can develop more easily. More than 37,000 men were involved in the four-year study led by a researcher from Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston.
