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Losing 10% of weight can reverse type 2 diabetes

by Latino Diabetes | Dec 12, 2019 | Education, Lifestyle, Management, Risk Factors, Treatment | 0 |

Research shows that eating healthier and exercising can help lower the risks of diabetes. Patients...

Food environment can impact choices related to health

by Latino Diabetes | Nov 4, 2019 | Culture, Diet, Education, Environment, Lifestyle, Risk Factors | 0 |

The way food, alcohol, and tobacco are positioned in the store and how many options are provided...

Poor patients are more likely to have high blood pressure

by Latino Diabetes | Oct 1, 2019 | Complications, Education, Risk Factors | 0 |

Many people with diabetes will also experience high blood pressure. Income level plays a big role...

Children’s A1c level is linked to their mother’s education

by SDRI | Sep 3, 2019 | Culture, Education, Risk Factors | 0 |

Parents play an important role in supporting their children with diabetes. This study shows that a...

Inconsistent bedtime is tied to obesity, high blood pressure, and diabetes

by SDRI | Aug 27, 2019 | Complications, Cost, Culture, Diet, Education, Prevention, Risk Factors | 0 |

The time when you go to sleep each night affects your risk of diabetes. More about bedtime and...

Unhealthy diet is linked to cancer

by Latino Diabetes | Jun 19, 2019 | Complications, Diet, Education, Lifestyle, Prevention | 0 |

What you eat has a big impact on your risk of developing cancer. More about diet and cancer Eating...

Over-processed foods linked to obesity and diabetes

by Latino Diabetes | Jun 3, 2019 | Diet, Education, Environment, Lifestyle, Prevention, Risk Factors | 0 |

Ultra-processed foods are inexpensive, convenient and are now 61% of foods consumed by Americans....

Sugary drinks can cause early death and increased risk of diabetes

by Latino Diabetes | May 30, 2019 | Culture, Diet, Education, Prevention, Risk Factors | 0 |

Sugary drinks such as sodas, juices and sports drinks are considered liquid sugar, which are...

Diabetes distress may contribute to binge eating in people with type 1 diabetes

by Latino Diabetes | May 8, 2019 | Diet, Education, Risk Factors | 0 |

Diabetes distress, including emotional stress and depression, is associated with a higher risk of...

Short bursts of exercise can prevent type 2 diabetes in overweight and obese youth

by Latino Diabetes | May 3, 2019 | Education, Exercise, Lifestyle, Prevention | 0 |

Even a little activity is better than no activity at all. Prescribing cardio exercise is a way to...

And the pumpkin contest winner is… Irine R!

by SDRI Dev | Apr 30, 2019 | Diet, Education, Events, Lifestyle | 0 |

Farming for Life and Mil Familias team members staffed the Sansum Diabetes Research table at the...

New programs in Santa Barbara study why it is more common for Latinos than whites to have diabetes

by Latino Diabetes | Mar 22, 2019 | Culture, Diet, Education, Environment, Lifestyle, Prevention, Risk Factors, Treatment | 0 |

Why are Latinos affected by diabetes more than non-Latino whites? Is eating more vegetables a good...

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Losing 10% of weight can reverse type 2 diabetes

Food environment can impact choices related to health

Poor patients are more likely to have high blood pressure

Children’s A1c level is linked to their mother’s education

Inconsistent bedtime is tied to obesity, high blood pressure, and diabetes

Unhealthy diet is linked to cancer

Over-processed foods linked to obesity and diabetes

Sugary drinks can cause early death and increased risk of diabetes

Diabetes distress may contribute to binge eating in people with type 1 diabetes

Short bursts of exercise can prevent type 2 diabetes in overweight and obese youth

And the pumpkin contest winner is… Irine R!

New programs in Santa Barbara study why it is more common for Latinos than whites to have diabetes

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