A recent Rutgers study finds that metformin, a common diabetes medication, may reduce the effectiveness of exercise in ...

Rutgers researchers have discovered that a popular diabetes drug may reduce the health benefits people expect from it. A commonly prescribed medication for diabetes might actually be working against ...

The use of certain low-dose pulsed electromagnetic fields mimics the effects of exercise by stimulating the mitochondria.

Study shows resistance training outperforms running in controlling blood sugar, reducing visceral fat, and improving insulin ...

New research from IIT Bombay reveals collagen's unexpected role in type 2 diabetes. The study found that collagen fibrils ...

Early screening and healthy habits can prevent or delay Type 2 diabetes. Learn simple lifestyle changes and expert tips for ...

Another study the researcher was involved with called exercise a “safe intervention to reduce immunosenescence,” or “the ...

Louisiana is the 4th most overweight and obese state in the US, with high rates of obesity, physical inactivity, high cholesterol, and low fruit and vegetable consumption, according to a WalletHub ...

Just like humans, your cat or dog could develop diabetes. The good news is that it’s manageable and if you catch it early, your beloved pet can still lead a full and happy life.

Just like humans, cats and dogs can develop diabetes. Experts explain the signs to look for, how it’s diagnosed, and what you can do to keep your furry friend healthy and happy.

Researchers found that adding banana to smoothies may interfere with absorption of powerful compounds called flavanols, which ...