Children’s A1c level is linked to their mother’s education
Parents play an important role in supporting their children with diabetes. This study shows that a...
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Inconsistent bedtime is tied to obesity, high blood pressure, and diabetes
The time when you go to sleep each night affects your risk of diabetes. More about bedtime and...
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Unhealthy diet is linked to cancer
What you eat has a big impact on your risk of developing cancer. More about diet and cancer Eating...
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Over-processed foods linked to obesity and diabetes
Ultra-processed foods are inexpensive, convenient and are now 61% of foods consumed by Americans....
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Sugary drinks can cause early death and increased risk of diabetes
Sugary drinks such as sodas, juices and sports drinks are considered liquid sugar, which are...
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Diabetes distress may contribute to binge eating in people with type 1 diabetes
Diabetes distress, including emotional stress and depression, is associated with a higher risk of...
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Short bursts of exercise can prevent type 2 diabetes in overweight and obese youth
Even a little activity is better than no activity at all. Prescribing cardio exercise is a way to...
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And the pumpkin contest winner is… Irine R!
Farming for Life and Mil Familias team members staffed the Sansum Diabetes Research table at the...
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New programs in Santa Barbara study why it is more common for Latinos than whites to have diabetes
Why are Latinos affected by diabetes more than non-Latino whites? Is eating more vegetables a good...
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For Latinos with limited English, language makes a big difference in their diabetes care
Spanish-speaking patients with diabetes are not as likely to take their prescribed medications...
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Your chances of complications from type 2 diabetes increase if you do not have insurance and are an ethnic minority
Underserved populations without proper medical insurance are at a higher risk of serious diabetes...
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Latinos with more education and higher income level are less likely to have diabetes
If you are educated and have a high income, you are less likely to have diabetes, especially among...
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