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Low Vitamin D Linked to Type 1 Diabetes
By Jim Greene Health Studies in the News

Low Vitamin D Linked to Type 1 Diabetes

A new study conducted at the University of California revealed that low levels of vitamin D in the blood might lead to the development of Type 1 diabetes. Medical researchers studied frozen blood samples taken from 1,000 active-duty military personnel in 2008 and 2009, before they developed Type 1 diabetes, and compared them to blood […]

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Caffeine Doesn’t Pose Diabetes Risk
By Emily Lockhart Health Studies in the News

Caffeine Doesn’t Pose Diabetes Risk

The medical research stacked up against the regular consumption of soft drinks, both sugar- and artificially-sweetened, is astounding when it comes to increasing your risk of developing Type 2 diabetes. However, a small portion of that same research has shined a suspect light on caffeine as well and the fact that it may temporarily prevent […]

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15 Foods to Help Manage Diabetes
Medically Reviewed by Julie Ching, MS, RDN, CDE Diet and Nutrition News & Advice

15 Foods to Help Manage Diabetes

Being diagnosed with diabetes is a live changing moment. You are filled with questions about your health and long term prognosis. Eating a diabetic diet is one important step in changing your health for the better. Eating poorly could be a leading factor in getting diabetes, and eating well can help manage it. So let’s take a look at 15 amazing health foods that can help manage your type 1 and type 2 diabetes.

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Fasting Might Not Be Required for Cholesterol Tests high cholesterol
By Emily Lockhart Trending Health News

Fasting Might Not Be Required for Cholesterol Tests

If you’ve been for a cholesterol check lately, you’re probably still suffering from hunger pangs. However, a new Canadian study suggests that fasting for a minimum of eight hours pre-test might not really be necessary. The study analyzed cholesterol test results for a range of 200,000 patients who had recently consumed food (less than one hour before […]

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Study Finds Increased Risk Of Diabetes In Psoriasis Patients
By Catherine Roberts Health Studies in the News

Study Finds Increased Risk Of Diabetes In Psoriasis Patients

April Armstrong and a number of her colleagues from the University of California have just completed a review of 27 previous studies on psoriasis and have found a link to diabetes. Psoriasis is a common skin condition that causes redness and itchiness. Psoriasis has been previously linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular incidents, and […]

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