Diabetes

Enterovirus infection may be strongly linked to type 1 diabetes

New research shows that enterovirus infections may be the cause (or one of the causes) of type 1 diabetes.

There are claims that high fructose corn syrup is linked to diabetes. However, the evidence does not support this claim.

Research shows that low-carb diets may help prevent type 2 diabetes by reducing HbA1c in prediabetic patients.

Research seems to show that there is a link between cardiovascular disease and the consumptions of artificial sweeteners.

This article will dig into the science as to whether sugar is actually linked to or causes diabetes. The answer is probably not.

Research shows that COVID-19 vaccines may reduce the development of post-COVID-19 type 2 diabetes by a significant amount.

The BCG vaccine, usually used to prevent tuberculosis, will be starting a new phase 2 clinical trial to treat diabetes in children.

New research provides evidence that high caffeine levels may reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes and may lower body fat.

New published research shows that children have a significantly higher risk of type 1 diabetes after COVID-19. Another reason for vaccines.

A new peer-reviewed study shows that there is a 40% increased risk of diabetes after long COVID-19 infection.