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Reuters provides weekly articles about diabetes. Check back with us often to find out what's new in the world of diabetes.
May 2009
Circulatory problems still bedevil diabetics
Teens not urged to activity by pedometers/texts
Cardiac anomalies seen in poorly controlled diabetes
Type 2 diabetes raises risk of pancreatitis: study
Undiagnosed diabetes costs U.S. $18 billion a year
Diabetes often affects women's sex-life
Double transplant seen best for diabetics
Botox injections may ease diabetic foot pain
Too little, too much sleep raises diabetes risk
Early antibiotic use unrelated to type 1 diabetes
April 2009
Minority patients often lack diabetes knowledge
Diabetes fundamentally a lifestyle disease: expert
Breast-feeding good for mom's heart: study
Teen weight gain may mean more adult belly fat
Cigna, Merck in performance deal on diabetes drugs
Drug seen useful in preventing diabetes: study
Obesity clouds pregnancy sonogram picture
Aspirin use linked to a lower risk of diabetes
Fitter diabetic men live longer
Diabetes impacts outcome of breast cancer chemo
US jury rules for Monsanto in PCB pollution case
Transplants help Type 1 diabetics skip insulin
Low blood sugar a dementia risk for diabetics
Asymptomatic diabetics don't need cardiac screening
Fibrate drug may prevent or delay type 2 diabetes
Diet soda linked to higher diabetes risk
Larger hips may protect against diabetes
Certain type of diabetes drug tied to eye condition
Weight-loss surgery worthwhile for diabetes
Diet change cuts diabetes risk in Latino teens
Weekly phone advice helps diabetics cope
High-fat diet may impair cognition in diabetics
Pharmacist-led diabetes program shows promise
Web program helps get diabetes patients moving
South Asian diabetics at risk for early eye trouble
Diabetics may need more calcium with their fiber
U.S, panel says Bristol diabetes pill promising
Early growth predicts diabetes later in life
March 2009
"Eccentric" exercise safe for older women
Diabetes-related stress may affect blood sugar
US FDA seeks input on Novo drug heart, tumor risk
UK discovers counterfeit insulin pen needles
Bypass may be better for older diabetics
April 2008
Inhaled insulin flops, but field may hold promise
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