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a large-scale study in the united states found that caesarean babies are often more prone to obesity as well as a number of diseases other than those born normally.
hydrogel invented by rice university can help the body recover from diabetes-related injuries.
although only 2 micrograms are needed each day, vitamin b12 now shows its great effect on type 2 diabetes.
using stem cell therapy, us researchers have successfully eliminated type 1 diabetes - a chronic disease in which the pancreas produces little or no insulin - in the mouse model.
according to a new study, lack of sleep is related to diabetes by high blood sugar levels in pregnant women.
a new study shows that people who consume antioxidant-rich foods may reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes.
rescue workers and survivors of the 9/11 terrorist attacks at the world trade center in the us in 2001 seem to be at risk of heart and lung disease years later, according to a new
scientists have claimed that there is a new form of gene therapy through skin transplants that can help improve the treatment of type 2 diabetes and obesity.
a recent study found that the intestines and gastrointestinal tract play an important role in the development of type 2 diabetes.
a new study shows that mothers who drink a lot of sugar during pregnancy may increase their risk of allergies and asthma allergies.
a new warning is extremely dangerous for those who abuse red meat and chicken foods during daily meals.
the post is a wake-up call for mothers who are about to give birth in the form of surgery.
a new study shows that the number of people aged 70 and older with heart failure will triple by 2060. this information is currently shaking the international medical community.
the brain can produce fructose sugar, a type of sugar that causes type 2 diabetes, which is staggering around the world.
a new weight-loss drug capable of reducing the risk of diabetes by up to 80% is receiving the attention of the medical community globally.