Diabetes
Fact Check: Is Joe Biden Responsible For the Rising Cost of Insulin?
Recently, many Americans have been expressing their outrage on social media at the rising cost of insulin and wonder who is to blame.
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AMPLIFY - Health & WellnessIs Your Diabetes Giving You Cold Feet? Here's How You Can Keep Warm
Heat Holders is a clothing and fabric manufacturing company which has succeeded in creating the warmest, most comfortable, and most practical pair of socks.
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AMPLIFY - Health & WellnessHow to Manage Your Diabetes Better With This App
Living with type 2 diabetes is not easy. If you're looking for an app that will help you to keep your diabetes in check, the MyDiabetes app might be what you need to power through your diabetes.
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AMPLIFY - Health & WellnessWhy Are My Feet Always Cold When My Body Is Warm? 5 Surprising Reasons
Having cold feet when your body is warm might be your body's way of telling you to watch out for a more serious condition.
FDA Approves First Generic Drug to Treat Severe Hypoglycemia
Hypoglycemia, or those experiencing extremely-low blood sugar levels—especially from diabetes—can leave people unconscious or confused, the FDA says.
Britain Begins Diabetes Trial After 50 Percent Recover Within One Year
Around 10 percent of the U.S. population has diabetes and around one-third at risk of developing the disease.
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Bulletproof12 MCT Oils Facts to Know Before You Include It in Your Ketogenic Diet
12 lesser-known facts about MCT Oils that you need to know before you decide to include them in your ketogenic diet.
More Metformin Diabetes Pills Recalled For High Levels of Impurities
Some lots of the diabetes medication metformin were placed under voluntary recall on Wednesday by U.S. distributor, Bayside Pharmaceuticals.
R.I.P. Wilford Brimley: Actor Known for 'Cocoon,' Diabetes Commercials Dies
Wilford Brimley, 86, died Saturday morning of a long illness.
White House: 'Facts & Statistics' Back Up Trump '99% Harmless' COVID Claim
The White House doubled down on Trump's claim "99 percent" of coronavirus cases are "totally harmless," with Chief of Staff Mark Meadows saying "facts and statistics" back up the president's claims.
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AMPLIFY - Health & WellnessHealthy Nibbling Alternatives That'll Replace Your Chips & Soda Diet
Protein-enriched fruit-and-chocolate bars and drinks that meet your cravings are much better alternatives when you can't cook three meals a day or don't have fresh fruits to snack on.
Eating Dairy Every Day Linked to Lower Risk of Developing Diabetes
Scientists looked at data on over 100,000 people for the study.
New Smart Patch Monitors Health at Molecular Level to Reduce Diabetes Risk
Devices that can track heart rates and step counts are now common in watches and cell phones, but a new type of wearable is being developed to go deeper, measuring "dietary biomarkers" in the body.
Controversial Study Links COVID-19 Severity to ACEIs and ARBs
Council on Hypertension of the European Society of Cardiology have urged people to continue taking their medications.
Virginia Passes Bill to Set Insulin Prices at $50 Per Month
Virginia could be set to become the third state to cap prices on life-saving insulin if Governor Ralph Northam adds his signature to a new bill.
These Are the Health Conditions the U.S Spends Most On
"The vast costs associated with health care represent one of the most important and contentious issues facing Americans today," said researcher Joseph Dieleman.
Domestic Abuse Survivors More Likely to Develop Heart Disease, Diabetes
The study involved tens of thousands of women, including over 18,000 who experienced domestic abuse.
Illinois Becomes Second State to Cap Monthly Insulin Prices
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker signed a bill into law Friday which limits out of pocket insulin costs to $100 for a 30-day supply.
Scientists Watch Type 2 Diabetes Unfold for First Time
Researchers at Newcastle University say they have observed the development of Type 2 diabetes for the first time, confirming a decade-old theory on what triggers the condition.
Artificial Sweeteners Linked to Weight Gain and Type 2 Diabetes, Study Says
Such products might change the make-up of gut bacteria, scientists believe.
FDA Investigating Diabetes Drug for Traces of Cancer-Linked Chemical
"If these reports are true, it could be a big blow to many millions of people on this drug," an expert said.
Eating All Your Food During This Window of Time Could Help With Weight Loss
"Our study showed that there is still room for health improvement beyond what medicines can offer," an expert told Newsweek.
Girl Bleeds to Death after Contracting Fungal Infection from Mold Spores
Undiagnosed diabetes made the schoolgirl more vulnerable to the infection.
Keep Eating Red and Processed Meat, Scientists Say in Controversial Study
"Unfortunately, this information will likely confuse consumers," one expert told Newsweek.
Study Finds Greener Neighborhoods May Be Better for Metabolic Health
A recently-published study found an association between living near spaces with more plants and a lower risk of obesity and heart disease.
First Firefighters at 9/11 Have Far Higher Risk of Heart Disease
"This research can help provide the best care for individuals exposed to the World Trade Center disaster," an expert told Newsweek.
Diabetes Could Raise Cancer Risk Because of How It Affects DNA
Scientists studied tissue and mice to find out more about the link between the conditions.
Groom-To-Be Dies From Taking Cheaper Insulin, Family Says
He was unable to afford his nearly $1,200-a-month insulin.
Trump Administration to Allow Americans to Import Cheaper Drugs from Canada
"For too long American patients have been paying exorbitantly high prices for prescription drugs that are made available to other countries at lower prices," Azar said in a statement on Wednesday.
Vitamin D Pills Could Slow Progress of Type 2 Diabetes, Prediabetes
Vitamin D regulates a number of genes involved in diabetes, the co-author of the study told Newsweek.