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Summary: The Diabetes: Types, Symptoms, Treatments database at Disabled-World.com is a comprehensive resource offering in-depth coverage of diabetes management, research, and awareness. It includes articles on Type 1, Type 2, and gestational diabetes, exploring their symptoms, causes, and treatments. The database features a diverse range of content, such as clinical research summaries, medical advice, lifestyle management strategies, and advancements in diabetes care technology. Topics include blood glucose management, the role of diet and exercise, innovative insulin delivery systems, and the psychological challenges of living with diabetes. Additionally, it addresses related areas like prediabetes, diabetes complications, and cutting-edge research findings, including the impact of dairy proteins on insulin levels and the connection between diabetes and heart disease. This authoritative resource serves healthcare professionals and individuals affected by diabetes, offering insights from medical journals, expert analyses, and personal experiences

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Diabetes: Types, Symptoms, Treatments: Publications and Resources (68 Items)
Title and DescriptionEdPublish
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Gestational Diabetes Tied to Cognitive Risks in Mothers & Kids
New study links gestational diabetes to maternal cognitive decline and elevated child risks for ADHD, autism, and delays, based on millions of pregnancies.

15 Sep 2025
Optimal Body Weight to Reduce Cardiovascular Mortality Risk in Adults with Type 2 Diabetes
Research suggests that maintaining a normal BMI is recommended for individuals under 65, while those over 65 may benefit from being moderately overweight.
29 Mar 2024
30 Mar 2024
Final Approval Ensures NYC Children with Diabetes Receive Appropriate Care in School
A federal court has approved a landmark settlement that will ensure children with diabetes in New York City receive the care they need to fully participate in school and school-related activities.
26 Apr 2023
Prediabetes: Minnesota Blue Cross Reverse It Campaign
Minnesota Blue Cross and Blue Shield Reverse It campaign focuses on helping individuals identify their risk factors for prediabetes.
11 Aug 2017
30 Mar 2024
Diabetes Type 1 and 2 On The Rise Among Children and Teens
Report reveals rates of new diagnosed cases of both type 1 and type 2 diabetes are increasing among youth in the United States.
26 Apr 2017
19 Sep 2023
Dairy Proteins Help Control Blood Sugar and Insulin Levels
Peer-reviewed research shows milk and dairy proteins uniquely regulate glucose production and insulin secretion in type 2 diabetes management.

30 Jan 2017
13 Feb 2026
Diabetic Foot Care During Winter and Cold Weather
Tips for people with diabetes regarding taking care of your feet during cold weather to help prevent infection, complications and amputation.
1 Nov 2016
8 Apr 2024
Diabetes: Dementia and Aging
Dementia effects people with poorly controlled diabetes, high cholesterol, high blood pressure and heart disease harder as these conditions increase risk for vascular dementia.
7 Jan 2016
22 Nov 2020
Diabetes and Heart Disease: General Overview
If you have diabetes you are at least twice as likely as someone who does not have diabetes to have heart disease, or a stroke.
4 Jan 2016
30 Jun 2018
How to Tell if a Person May Have Pre-diabetes
Discovery helps determine if a person is pre-diabetic by measuring the fatty acids in their blood.
2 Nov 2015
23 Jan 2025
Stem Cell Therapy May Avert Diabetic Amputation
Advances in stem cell therapy can significantly improve outcomes for patients with chronic diabetic foot ulcers.
20 Feb 2015
31 Aug 2021
Statin Guidelines for People with Diabetes
ADA recommending less stringent diastolic target for people with diabetes and people with diabetes take moderate or high doses of statins.
23 Dec 2014
30 Mar 2026
American Diabetes Association Legislative and Regulatory Priorities 2015
American Diabetes Association priorities are part of the ongoing commitment to fight for millions of Americans affected by diabetes.
19 Dec 2014
Diabetes and Health Benefits of Weight Loss Surgery
Weight loss surgery has ability to improve even reverse many health problems, especially Type 2 diabetes.
30 Nov 2014
Risk of Diabetes and City Neighborhoods Map
As linked epidemics of obesity and diabetes continue to escalate, one in five U.S. adults is projected to have diabetes by 2050.
25 Nov 2014
Diabetics in India Prone to Heart Disease
Study shows poor diabetes management among Indians linked to ignorance and prevalence of myths.
17 Nov 2014
22 Nov 2020
Blood Sugar Chart and Guide to Glucose Levels Explained
Easy-to-understand chart and guide to blood sugar levels, with tips for managing diabetes and interpreting glucose readings.

27 Mar 2014
8 Apr 2025
New Genetic Causes of Neonatal Diabetes
Research by the University of Exeter Medical School has revealed two new genetic causes of neonatal diabetes.
10 Jan 2014
Effective Ways to Improve and Control Diabetes
Reviews present compelling evidence increased physical activity and cardio-respiratory fitness help prevent or delay T2D in people with pre-diabetes and significantly improve outcomes in those living with diabetes.
30 Oct 2013
11 Oct 2021
Diabetes Prevalence Increases with Napping Frequency
Information regarding studies of the link between Type II diabetes risk and sleep patterns.
28 Oct 2013
29 Aug 2021
Diabetes and Alcohol Consumption Guidelines
Information regarding the effects of drinking alcohol if you are a diabetic including consumption guidelines.
22 Oct 2013
29 Aug 2021
Diabetes Can Affect Ability to Drive Safely
Information regarding diabetes and other conditions that may lead to issues that can affect driving abilities.
27 Jul 2013
29 Aug 2021
25% of Diabetics Think Their Families Resent Them
Four out of every ten people with diabetes say their families do not fully support their efforts to manage their diabetes.
21 Mar 2013
3 Dec 2021
Diabetes Type 1 & 2 in Children
Information regarding diabetes in youth and the increase in the frequency of type 1 diabetes among younger children.
8 Mar 2013
20 Dec 2021
Diabetes Drugs for Diabetics with Kidney Disease
Some blood sugar lowering drugs have caused kidney problems in patients Sitagliptin is safer and as effective as glipizide in patients with Type 2 diabetes and chronic kidney disease.
12 Nov 2011
14 Mar 2014
Testing Diabetic Blood Sugar from Tears
Laboratory testing of electrochemical sensor device has potential to measure diabetes blood sugar levels from tears instead of blood.
9 Nov 2011
3 Dec 2021
How a High Fat Diet Causes Diabetes
New study has revealed a pathway that links high fat diets to a sequence of molecular events responsible for the onset and severity of diabetes.
15 Aug 2011
11 Jun 2013
Alternative Approach to Treating Diabetes
The findings suggest that drugs that inhibit IDE could be useful in treating diabetes.
13 Jun 2011
20% of Diabetics Miss Work Due to Low Blood Sugar
Nearly one in five people with diabetes are regularly unable to attend a full day at work due to disruption caused by episodes of dangerously low blood sugar, known as a hypoglycaemic event.
11 Jun 2011
10 Mar 2022
Smoking Main Cause of Complications in Diabetes
First identification of nicotine as main culprit in diabetes complications among smokers.
31 Mar 2011
NIH Strategic Plan to Combat Diabetes
Identifies research opportunities with the greatest potential to benefit the millions of Americans who are living with or at risk for diabetes and its complications.
21 Mar 2011
Treating Diabetes Without Insulin
Normalizing blood sugar that does not involve insulin and could offer a new therapeutic approach to both kinds of diabetes.
14 Feb 2011
Why Some Diabetics Escape Complications
The majority of diabetics will over time develop severe or fatal complications, but 10% never do.
21 Jan 2011
Taking More Steps Every Day Can Help Ward off Diabetes
Simply taking more steps every day not only helps ward off obesity but also reduces the risk of diabetes.
14 Jan 2011
Does Diabetes Mellitus Affect Men and Women Differently
There are more similarities than dissimilarities between men and women with diabetes.
10 Jan 2011
Glycemic Index Chart: Food Rankings for Blood Sugar
Understanding glycemic index ratings helps manage blood sugar through food choices. Includes GI chart ranking foods from low to high glucose impact.

10 Jan 2011
18 Jan 2026
New Hope for Saving Diabetic Foot From Amputation
Complications of diabetes gangrene recovered from foot ulcer through stem cell therapy.
24 Dec 2010
1 Nov 2016
New Mechanism for Controlling Blood Sugar Level Discovered
New way in which our body controls the levels of sugar in our blood following a meal discovered.
29 Nov 2010
30 Jan 2017
Diabetics Struggle to Pay for Diabetes Medical Supplies
People living with diabetes are feeling the brunt of the rising prices of medical supplies and doctor visit co-pays.
23 Nov 2010
29 Oct 2011
Orthopaedic Guide to Diabetic Foot Care
Orthopaedic foot and ankle surgeons provide patient education and a guide to diabetic foot care.
25 Oct 2010
14 Sep 2023
Study Links Large Waist Size to Higher Diabetes Rates Among Americans
Higher rate of diabetes among adult Americans compared to peers in England explained primarily by larger waist size rather than obesity.
7 Oct 2010
11 Jun 2013
Why do Some Dialysis Centers Have Higher Survival Rates
Why some dialysis centers achieve higher patient survival rates than others.
1 Oct 2010
11 Jun 2013
Strong Link Between Diabetes and Air Pollution
Study finds strong link between diabetes and air pollution with findings unchanged after adjustment for obesity and other diabetes risks.
29 Sep 2010
3 May 2024
More Diabetics Likely to Develop Diabetic Retinopathy Today
30% of diabetics in the US over the age of 30 may have diabetic retinopathy.
24 Sep 2010
Diabetes Risk in Children Increases Risk for Weak Bones
Children at risk for diabetes before they reach puberty also appear to be at risk for weak bones.
16 Aug 2010
11 Jun 2013
The Psychology of Healing - All in the Mind
People suffering from diabetes-related foot ulcers show different rates of healing.
2 Aug 2010
Circular External Fixator Device Enables Charcot Foot Patients to Walk Normally Again
A new surgical technique has enabled more than 90 percent of charcot foot patients to walk normally again.
14 Jul 2010
10 Jun 2024
Warning for Women with Gestational Diabetes
Diagnosing gestational diabetes, a condition that currently affects 3 to 5% of all pregnant women in the U.S., and rates are continuing to rise.
8 Jul 2010
10 Sep 2022
New Game on Facebook Helps People with Diabetes
Facebook game HealthSeeker launched today to more than 400 million active Facebook users.
14 Jun 2010
Computers Detect Diabetic Eye Conditions
Computers can effectively detect diabetes related eye problems and conditions.
13 May 2010
13 Jun 2016
Agents That Keep Insulin Working Longer
Mayo-led Research Team Develop Agents That Keep Insulin Working Longer.
8 May 2010
Wound Healing Discovery May Help Diabetics
Discovery could help diabetics and others with slow-to-heal wounds.
17 Apr 2010
16 Mar 2018
New Insulin for Diabetes can be Inhaled Instead of Injected
Inhalation Powder is an ultra-rapid acting insulin to control rapid rise in blood sugar levels that occurs with diabetes.
24 Mar 2010
The Diabetes Link to Eating Disorders
Comparisons of young people with and without diabetes are needed to answer incidence of eating disorders among diabetics.
11 Mar 2010
16 Mar 2018
Insulin Therapy and Cancer Relationship
Experts call for further research into the relationship between insulin therapy and cancer.
3 Mar 2010
Pancreas Trials Show Benefits for Kids and Teenagers with Diabetes
Development of artificial pancreas system is essential step towards ultimate cure for type 1 diabetes.
5 Feb 2010
24 Mar 2020
Newly Discovered Genes Influence Insulin and Glucose Regulation
New genetic variants influence blood glucose regulation insulin resistance and the function of insulin-secreting beta cells.
17 Jan 2010
26 Jan 2018
Steroid Injections for Diabetes-related Eye Disease
Injecting a corticosteroid triamcinolone into eye may slow progression of proliferative diabetic retinopathy.
28 Dec 2009
Diabetes Cases will Double and Costs Triple
Americans living with diabetes will nearly double increasing from 23.7 million in 2009 to 44.1 million in 2034.
27 Nov 2009
New Treatment for Type 2 Diabetes - Health Canada
Canada has approved ONGLYZA saxagliptin which improves all three key measures of glycemic control hemoglobin.
12 Nov 2009
Diabetes Pill Instead of Injection
First diabetes treatment in pill form instead of injections to moderate insulin production in juvenile diabetes.
10 Aug 2009
16 Mar 2018
Natural Compound Stops Diabetic Retinopathy
Natural compound found to stop diabetic retinopathy one of the leading causes of blindness in the United States.
2 Jul 2009
Diabetic Foot Ulcers - New Hope
Collatamp G delivers high concentrations of broad-spectrum antibiotic directly to the ulcer for patients with Infected Diabetic Foot Ulcers.
26 Jun 2009
1 Nov 2016
Diabetes in Middle age Outlook for Unfit Young Adults
Young adults with low aerobic fitness levels are two to three times more likely to develop diabetes in 20 years than those who are fit.
18 Jun 2009
Routine Diabetes Screenings Could Cut Health-care Costs
Screening adults for diabetes could result in significant cost-savings for health care systems compared to the costs of not screening individuals at all.
7 Jun 2009
Insulin Study Shows Improvements in Diabetic Patients
Insulin drug study shows significant improvements in more than 52000 diabetic patients around the world.
2 Mar 2009
Hyperglycemia: Symptoms and Information
Hyperglycemia or high blood sugar is a condition in which an excessive amount of glucose circulates in the blood plasma.
19 Feb 2009
27 Jun 2016
Hypoglycemia and Diabetes
Hypoglycemia is an abnormally low level of glucose in the blood caused by a sudden rise in glucose in the blood due to sweets and other sweeteners.
19 Feb 2009
20 May 2010

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