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From pacemakers to artificial hips, people are getting more familiar with new technology placed in their bodies, but imbedding microchips still raises many privacy concerns.
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Chicago -
Jamie Deen, who looks a lot like his mama, Paula Deen, was in Chicago at the American Diabetes Association EXPO to take part in a cooking demonstration featuring diabetes-friendly vegetarian gumbo.
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A new study adds weight to the body of research which indicates that night work and other types of shift work leads to a higher chance of contracting diseases. The latest study links night work to diabetes.
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Brussels -
Chemicals found in everyday items including mobile phone covers, toys, tin cans and shampoos could be fuelling the rise in obesity and diabetes, according to a new study.
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Detroit -
Diabetes and hearing loss becomes worse with uncontrolled diabetes, the results of a recent study.The participants show greater hearing loss, while people from age 60 to 75 with controlled diabetes show less hearing loss, as those without diabetes.
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Durham -
Duke University Hospital in Durham, NC performed their first live kidney donor multiple patient transplant, becoming the first hospital in North Carolina to successfully master this medical technique, opening the door of possibilities for patients.
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American comedian Patrice O'Neal has been confirmed dead at the age of 41, due to complications following a major stroke in October.
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Diabetes can take a toll on every organ in the body. New research has linked the disease to double the chances that a person with diabetes could develop Alzheimer’s disease and dementia, compared to non-diabetics.
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Los Angeles -
The key to reducing your risk for developing diabetes may be as simple as building more muscle mass through resistance training. A new study shows higher muscle mass is associated with better insulin sensitivity and a lower risk of pre-diabetes.
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San Diego -
You might want to think again if reaching for a diet soda is your answer to the struggle to lose inches from your waistline, according to a new report presented this week to the American Diabetes Association.
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The latest technology is helping kids with diabetes keep an eye on their blood sugar levels.
How ethnic minorities are being informed about diabetes
Rates of stroke and kidney failure in people with diabetes have reached record levels in England, according to new analysis by Diabetes UK.
There were 199 lower limb diabetes related amputations in Northern Ireland between March 2010 and April 2011.
 A service dog trained to detect blood sugar levels in a diabetic child is a welcome addition to a Regina family.
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