June 2004

• Diabetes drug shows promise for ovary syndrome
• Liposuction doesn't change metabolic problems
• New drug improves glucose and lipids in diabetes
• Joint effort announced to prevent 4 big diseases
• High-fiber cereal cuts excess insulin production
• New treatment promising in type 2 diabetes
• Fitness may cut death risk in metabolic syndrome
• Blood pressure drugs improve survival for diabetics
• Gene variation linked to pregnancy-related diabetes
• Too much fructose may skew appetite hormones
• New devices may offer painless blood sugar tests
• Heart failure rate high in people with diabetes
• Immune therapy stops diabetes in mouse study
• Levitra helps diabetics not aided by Viagra - trial
• Novartis diabetes drug promising in mid-stage test
• Pfizer's Lipitor halves stroke risk in diabetics
• Weight training improves diabetic nerve function
• Diabetics may have triple normal bowel cancer risk
• Think about statins for every diabetic - group
• Inhaled insulin controls diabetes over long term
• Obesity ups kids' health risk more than expected
• Children, teens prefer forearm glucose testing

May 2004

• Xenical may boost insulin in diabetics
• Obesity/diabetes could hit life expectancy - experts
• Gene mutation linked to hereditary type 2 diabetes
• High rates of diabetes in Asian children in Britain
• Water pills increase diabetes risk in major study
• Obesity surgery safely performed on outpatient basis
• Coffee drinking may protect the liver from damage
• Medtronic recalls insulin infusion kits
• Diabetes may raise risk of Alzheimer's disease
• Low-carb diet can with improve lipid profiles
• Angioplasty linked to higher death risk in diabetics
• Diabetics at higher risk of pneumococcal infection
• Early insulin may help diabetics avoid it later
• Diabetes common after pregnancy-related diabetes
• World faces a "devastating" diabetes epidemic - WHO
• New onset diabetes, too, risky for heart
• Unexpectedly, insulin cells seen to self-replicate
• Shorter legs linked to pregnancy-related diabetes
• Targeted diabetes screening seen best
• Cholesterol-lowering drug may delay diabetes onset

April 2004

• New technique may reduce painful shots
• Biomarkers may predict diabetes in women
• Diabetes reportedly to double worldwide by 2030
• Screening uncovers a lot of unsuspected diabetes
• Study blames corn syrup for rise of diabetes in US
• Drug patches in pipeline for diabetes, depression
• Clot-busters don't work well for diabetics
• Cholesterol imperils many diabetics, experts say
• Activity may keep diabetes at bay during pregnancy
• Diabetic eye disease a "major" problem in US
• Diabetes control shrinks enlarged heart
• Long-term diabetes control pays off for the heart
• Fat protein predicts heart attack risk in men
• Laser light not much good for diabetic nerve pain
• Voiding difficulty common in women with diabetes
• Singapore hunts for diabetes cure with stem cells
• "Wristwatch" monitors may miss low blood sugar
• Effort pays off when diabetics try to lose weight

March 2004

• Genes may set response to antioxidant vitamins
• Childhood shots not linked to diabetes
• Holidays can be dangerous for diabetics: report
• "Vaccine" prevents type 1 diabetes onset in mice
• Longer diabetes means higher heart risk
• Self-reported food intake may thwart research
• Risk of death high in diabetics with heart failure
• Parents don't see obesity in their children: study
• Obesity takes years off diabetics' lives
• Pumping iron improves insulin effects in diabetics
• Poor sugar control in diabetics affects lungs
• UK failing to implement diabetes strategy: charity
• Changes in gene may make people prone to diabetes
• Born in a cold climate, heart disease later
• Anemia lowers odds of diabetes in pregnancy
• Hepatitis C a direct cause of diabetes
• Drinking coffee may stave off diabetes
• Blood sugar sensor improves diabetes control
• Diet affects hormone that may protect heart
• Sweet white potato extract may help curb diabetes

February 2004

• ECG signs identify diabetics with high death risk
• Diabetes raises risk of serious liver problems
• Childhood weight changes predict sugar problem
• Diabetics may number 221 million by 2010
• Very-low-calorie diet controls teens' diabetes
• Drug prices cause diabetics to forgo meds, food
• Special insoles prevent foot ulcers in diabetics
• Baby shows if insulin needed for diabetes in pregnancy
• Antioxidants appear to protect against diabetes
• Whole-grain foods may lower diabetes risk
• Symptoms of depression tied to diabetes
• Excess iron linked to diabetes in women
• Mice bred to produce omega-3 fatty acids
• Diabetics must plan ahead for exercise
• Resistance exercise curbs diabetes in pregnancy
• Simple test points to diabetics' heart risks
• Sugary foods linked to colon cancer risk in women

January 2004

• Xenical helps cut diabetes risk in the obese
• Antipsychotic drugs raise diabetes risk
• Stomach-bypass surgery cures diabetes in rats
• Diabetes doesn't up death risk of blood infection
• Risk control still a problem for diabetics
• Iron from red meat may raise diabetes risk
• Eyedrops block diabetic cataracts, in rats
• Stroke risk linked to decline in mental powers
• Zyvox best for diabetic foot ulcers
• Wristwatch helps kids watch sugar at diabetes camp
• Sugar problems during pregnancy may up cancer risk
• Depression symptoms tied to type 2 diabetes risk
• Inhaled insulin safe and effective for diabetes
• Diabetes risk may emerge in girls at early age
• Fitness lowers overweight diabetics' death risk
• Coffee associated with lower diabetes risk
• Device improves nerve sensation in diabetics

• Heavy exercise does not affect diabetes test
• Vibrating insole may aid diabetic nerve damage
• Diabetes limits seniors' abilities: study
• Magnesium may lower diabetes risk
• Use tape measure to track diabetes: experts
• Cod liver oil reduces diabetes risk
• Mom's vitamin D intake cuts baby's diabetes risk
• Test spots diabetic foot ulcers that won't heal
• A spoonful of cinnamon helps treat diabetes
• Triple therapy highly effective in type 2 diabetes
• New guidelines warn of diabetes drug risks
• New insole helps diabetics with foot problems
• Stomach and uterine cancer risk higher in diabetes
• U.N. launches fight against obesity, poor diets
• Heart benefits of aspirin lacking in diabetics
• Heart failure drugs work for diabetics too
• Pancreas transplant in diabetics can be risky

• Diabetes drug not linked to lactic acid problem
• Buckwheat holds promise for diabetes: study
• Root from Peru holds hope for dieters, diabetics
• Fiber does not explain rye bread's insulin effect
• Yeast in esophagus common with steroid asthma drug
• Strength training may aid in type 2 diabetes
• Staying in shape staves off diabetes in women
• Guidelines help docs treat nerve pain
• Mom's infections tied to lower diabetes risk in child
• Developing world faces mounting diabetes risk - WHO
• Donor spleen cells save diabetic mice
• Diabetic eye disease may foreshadow amputation
• New diabetes drugs do raise heart failure risk
• Early diabetes leads to early heart disease
• ACE inhibitor helps diabetics after heart attack
• Diabetics' dyspepsia not same as slow food transit

• Hormone infusion helpful in elderly diabetics
• Inhaled insulin good option for some diabetics
• Grafts help heal diabetic foot ulcers
• Gastric bypass urged for very obese diabetics
• Benefits of good diabetes control last many years
• Burden of diabetes can raise depression risk
• Soy cuts cholesterol, aids kidneys in diabetics
• Genes could help pick best diabetes drug
• UK diabetics undiagnosed and not treated -report
• Overweight Latino Kids Face Health Problems
• Inhaled Insulin for Diabetes Gives Reliable Dose
• Staying Active Helps Stave off Diabetes
• Severe Obesity Ballooning in America - Study
• Moderate drinking may cut diabetes risk
• U.S. epidemic of diabetes worsening with obesity
• Take 10,000 steps a day for better health
• Young diabetics at risk for early kidney disease
• Care "ambassadors" help young diabetics cope
• Cast better than shoe for diabetic foot sores
• Vibrating insoles may improve balance in elderly
• Diabetes, obesity on rise in U.S., statistics show

• Kids' diabetes risk tied to cereal food timing
• Diabetes drugs can mask severity of heart attack
• Infants of diabetic moms at risk for heart defects
• Vaccine against autoimmune disease to be tested
• As U.S. population ages, eye disease more prevalent
• Diabetic children prefer pump over injections
• Full-time cast aids healing of diabetic ulcers

• Slow-release drug lowers diabetics' blood pressure
• Multi-pronged approach reduces weight in diabetics
• Insulin pump as good as shots for diabetes
• Lizard spit drug controls diabetes, cuts weight
• World facing diabetes catastrophe: experts
• Thiamine may curb diabetic kidney problems
• CORRECTED: Insulin beats oral drug for early adult diabetes
• Screening could catch all new diabetes cases
• More diabetics in Denmark may not be bad news
• Type 1 diabetics at risk for driving mishaps
• Tight sugar control protects diabetic's nerves
• Subtle signs point to early diabetic heart disease
• Bone loss occurs early in diabetic women
• Combined HRT doubles breast cancer risk: study
• Low-Glycemic Index Foods Help Control Diabetes
• Gene Therapy Delays Lou Gehrig Disease in Mice
• Two-Layer Dressing Helps Diabetic Foot Ulcers Heal
• Body Builders Warned of Danger of Abusing Insulin
• New Type of Drug Improves Type 2 Diabetes Control
• Blood test can predict diabetes during pregnancy

• U.S. worried by Native Americans' high diabetes rate
• DHEA may ward off heart problems, diabetes
• Anti-diabetes drug may prevent heart disease
• Glucosamine supplements OK for diabetics
• Value of new diabetes drugs questioned
• Study shows which men at highest heart risk
• Pre-diabetes during pregnancy affects babies
• Diabetics' irregular periods may signal excess hormones
• Female preemies may face more problems as adults
• Diabetes more common in snorers, problem sleepers
• Gum disease raises death risk in diabetics: study
• 'Pre-diabetes' may raise risk of dying from cancer

• Pre-diabetic condition more common in obese girls
• Diabetes tied to increased risk of breast cancer
• U.S. medical advice for diabetics: take a walk
• Small study suggests insulin-Alzheimer's link
• US patients sue over Glaxo's Avandia diabetes drug
• Step counter helps diabetics get active
• Patients benefit from diabetes education program
• Diabetic blacks in rural U.S. inadequately treated
• Study sheds clues on female insulin skippers
• Diabetes epidemic triggers boom in drug candidates
• Researchers find clue to cause of type 1 diabetes
• Inhaled insulin product proves safe
• One in four say "no way" to insulin shots: study
• Oral insulin does not keep diabetes at bay: study
• Strict diabetes control can slow artery disease
• CDC makes dire diabetes prediction for US children
• Vaccine slows progress of type 1 diabetes--study
• Moderate drinking may cut women's risk of diabetes
• Early kidney damage in diabetics may regress: study
• Strict diabetes control cuts risk of heart disease
• Some diabetic patients OK without insulin: study