Diabetes

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...Senate report filed last year by the Committee on Health, Education, Labor & Pensions, poor dental health increases the risk of diabetes, heart disease and poor birth outcomes. The report also found that 47 million Americans live in places where it is "difficult...

...during their pregnancy. That means that of the 27 million deliveries a year, 2.7 million are likely to suffer from gestational diabetes. The Federation of Obstetric and Gynaecological Societies of India (FOGSI) hopes that the 1,000 doctors, trained in endocrinology...

...and cholesterol. researchers aren't sure why cases in younger patients are on the rise, but believe that rising obesity and diabetes rates are at least in part to blame. >> when you have obesity and diabetes, you often have high blood pressure and high cholesterol...

...With those odds, the sisters opted for surgery within months of each other. Lepore, 42, a respiratory therapist who has type 1 diabetes, had her initial and reconstruction surgeries last October. Broccoli had her surgery in January and Balsamo followed in...

...In a seminar hosted by Carrots to increase awareness of the benefits of healthy eating on diseases like hypertension and diabetes, Dr Nandita Shah, founder of Sharan India, said, "I have seen cases where hypertension, heart disease, and sometimes even cancer...

...much the body needs, but minimally you should have six to eight glasses a day, said Laura Dahnke, registered dietitian and certified diabetes educator at Port Huron Hospital. She noted each glass should contain about eight ounces of water. Dahnke said that...

...the medical needs of people locked in traffic. Medical issues could range from people's being exposed to radiation to running out of diabetes medication as they sit in cars. “There is no magic bullet. But to continue to plan as if these events didn't occur...

...on immigrants has shown that the longer they live in this country, the worse their rates of heart disease, high blood pressure and diabetes. And while their American-born children may have more money, they tend to live shorter lives than the parents. The pattern...