New-onset type 2 diabetes was linked to an increased risk for developing certain cancers typically related to obesity, ...

Debbie Allen may play the steadfast and knowledgeable Catherine Avery on "Grey's Anatomy," but when diabetes struck her real-life family, no amount of preparation could ready her for the impact.

From your first breath, trillions of tiny microbes colonize your body, shaping your health in surprising ways. Among these ...

Pancreatic cancer is on the rise in the United States, but there's another, less common type called pancreatic neuroendocrine ...

A new study has linked new-onset type 2 diabetes to an increased risk for developing certain obesity-related cancers, including colorectal, pancreatic, and liver cancers. This increased risk was ...

Many individuals are told that managing type 2 diabetes is simply a matter of controlling blood sugar. As long as glucos ...

Diabetes occurs when your body can’t produce or use the hormone insulin effectively. Your pancreas releases insulin when you eat. It allows your cells to absorb sugar from food to make energy.

Insulin is a hormone the pancreas releases to regulate the amount of sugar in your blood. When pancreatitis damages these cells, it leads to diabetes in about 45 percent of people with chronic ...

Mar. 25, 2025 — Exposure to antibiotics during a key developmental window in infancy can stunt growth of insulin-producing cells in the pancreas and may boost risk of diabetes later in life ...

Sydney Sweeney's Instagram has us in a chokehold rn. The actress has been on vacay and sharing some seriously unreal scenes from her travels to IG. Whether it's posting a suite of images showing ...

Risk factors modification is crucial for diabetes care. Here, the authors show the relationships of combined modifiable risk factors with common complications of type 2 diabetes and provide ...

Experts share strategies for talking with patients who have obesity about weight reduction in ways that allow for cultural differences and body positivity. Treating Obesity: Not for a Lack of ...