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Maryland just became one of the first states to put a hard limit on prescription drug prices, slashing the cost of a common diabetes medication. Starting January 2027, patients and government programs will pay no more than $204 for a month's supply of Jardiance.
More than 150 digital health companies just got the green light to help millions of Medicare patients manage chronic conditions like diabetes and depression. Most have never served Medicare patients before, marking a huge shift in how seniors access care.
Japanese researchers are developing contact lenses that display information and monitor health conditions, aiming to bring the technology to market by 2030. The innovation could help prevent blindness and track diabetes while putting Japan at the forefront of wearable tech.
You don't need to spend hours at the gym to dramatically lower your risk of chronic disease. A new study of nearly 500,000 people shows that short bursts of intense exercise slash risks of diabetes, dementia, and heart disease by up to 63 percent.
A simple daily combination of avocado and mango improved heart function in adults with prediabetes in just eight weeks. The delicious pairing offers an easy, practical way to support cardiovascular health through everyday food choices.
Three Rice University juniors just earned one of the nation's most prestigious STEM scholarships for groundbreaking research tackling diabetes, bone regeneration, and clean energy. Their work shows how the next generation is already solving some of our biggest challenges.
Nearly 5 million Americans with type 2 diabetes are spending less and staying healthier since Medicare capped insulin costs at $35 per month. The policy proves affordable medication saves lives and money.
Groundbreaking therapies combining stem cells and immune drugs are showing real promise in helping people with type 1 diabetes produce their own insulin again. One patient has already delayed disease progression for nearly a decade.
Scientists are testing breakthrough treatments that could eliminate type 1 diabetes symptoms within the next few years. Late-stage trials of beta cell replacement therapy are showing real promise for millions living with the disease.
Scientists discovered why people living at high altitudes have lower diabetes rates. Red blood cells in low-oxygen environments consume more glucose to help oxygen reach tissues.
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New research shows that people with type 2 diabetes are often low in key nutrients, with vitamin D topping the list. The findings could help millions manage their health better through simple dietary changes.
Scientists in Japan discovered unique "good fats" in colorful rice varieties that could help regulate blood sugar and reduce inflammation. Green and black rice contain compounds never before found in rice that may support metabolic health.
People living in the mountains have long shown lower diabetes rates, and scientists think they finally know why. Red blood cells might hold the key to managing blood sugar naturally.
Sumit Agarwal dropped from 324 pounds to 189 pounds and beat diabetes without surgery or extreme diets. His secret? Home-cooked meals, daily walks, and the kind of consistency that turned a man who couldn't run into a marathon finisher.
Researchers have cured type 1 diabetes in mice using a breakthrough method that doesn't require lifelong immune-suppressing medications. The innovative technique creates a blended immune system that accepts transplanted insulin-producing cells naturally.
A Ghanaian scientist at Imperial College London is using microchip technology smaller than your phone to speed up medicine development for diseases like malaria and diabetes. The breakthrough could cut years off traditional drug testing while reducing costs and animal testing.
A biotechnology company just manufactured the first batch of a groundbreaking therapy that could help millions of people suffering from diabetic foot ulcers. The treatment uses a novel approach that's never been produced at this scale before.
Scientists at UC Berkeley have mapped the exact brain circuits that release growth hormone during deep sleep, revealing how rest directly rebuilds your body and sharpens your mind. This breakthrough could lead to new treatments for sleep disorders, diabetes, and brain diseases.
Nearly 2 million Africans die prematurely each year from hypertension and diabetes complications, but a new continental program is transforming how health systems respond. Africa CDC just launched SPARK-NCD, integrating chronic disease care into existing platforms to save lives across the continent.
A groundbreaking University of Miami study found that adding a diabetes drug before heart rhythm surgery nearly doubled success rates for patients struggling with atrial fibrillation. The surprising discovery could transform treatment for millions living with irregular heartbeats.
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