Canada diabetes epidemic predicts worse for world
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Rates of diabetes in Canada's most populous province have already zoomed past what was predicted for 2030, which suggests the global epidemic will be far worse than feared, researchers reported on Thursday.
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Among people with diabetes, wearing inadequate footwear triples the risk of lower-leg amputation, according to a report from Barbados.
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A relatively new blood test for  people with diabetes can predict their risk of developing heart  disease, U.S. researchers reported on Monday.
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Diabetes is an undetected and silent threat for many people who end up with heart disease, according to new research published on Monday.
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BEIJING, Dec. 23 -- Diabetes patients may find that they become mentally and physically slow when periods of their blood sugar level rising come in everyday life.
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Europe's growing diabetes epidemic could   cripple healthcare budgets in coming decades, particularly in   eastern countries, an expert warned on Thursday.
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The treatment of Type 2 diabetes must place more emphasis on tackling potentially fatal complications such as heart disease, experts have warned.
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Diabetes is a disease that over eighteen million Americans have. The most serious form is Type 1, where the body fails to produce insulin.
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NEW YORK  - Results of a study confirm that the outlook is poor for type 1 diabetic patients who develop end-stage renal disease (ESRD) -- the most advanced form of kidney disease.
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The problem of Diabetes in our community is worse than first thought. It&#39;s information that was given at a presentation by the CDC, The Mexico Secretary of Health, and the Pan American Health Organization in Downtown El Paso.
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More elderly Americans are contracting diabetes and the majority develop complications such as heart disease that might be prevented if they properly monitored their health, a researcher said on Monday.
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You can add Canadians to the list of foreigners who are healthier than Americans. Americans are 42 percent more likely than Canadians to have diabetes, 32 percent more likely to have high blood pressure, and 12 percent more likely to have arthritis, Harvard Medical School researchers found. That is according to a survey in which American and Canadian adults were asked over the telephone about their health.
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The prevalence of the metabolic syndrome is increasing among U.S. adults, and will likely lead to increases in diabetes and heart disease, results of a study published in the October issue of Diabetes Care suggest.
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Half the world&#39;s diabetes cases could be eliminated by curbing the soaring number of people who are overweight, health experts said on Tuesday.
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Canada warned the United States on  Wednesday that it would not be able to meet its prescription  drug needs.
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A new study shows that impaired pulmonary function is linked with an increased occurrence of diabetes.
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More elderly Americans are contracting  diabetes and the majority develop complications such as heart  disease that might be prevented if they properly monitored  their health, a researcher said on Monday.