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Diabetes and Heart Disease: A Dangerous Combination
There is an important connection between diabetes and heart disease that is under-appreciated by most people with diabetes: If you are living with diabetes, then you are at heightened risk for heart and kidney disease.
Why Empty Carbs Are Bad for You
You’ve probably heard that empty carbs are bad for you, but why does “empty” mean “bad”? A clinical dietitian explains.
UH Retreat Inspires Local Woman to Take Control of Her Type 2 Diabetes
Marylin Musselman credits a UH diabetes wellness retreat with inspiring her to learn to self-manage her type 2 diabetes and embrace a healthier lifestyle.
New Technology Helps Patient Control His Type 2 Diabetes
Bob Penrod of Chardon, Ohio, has control of his type 2 diabetes with the help of an automated insulin delivery system from University Hospitals.
Why Women With PMOS Have a Higher Risk of Diabetes
More than half of women with PMOS develop type 2 diabetes by age 40, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
New Developments in Treating Fatty Liver Disease
Several new drugs can significantly slow or even halt steatotic liver disease, previously known as fatty liver disease, in some patients.
Should You Be Concerned About Food Additives?
The amount of additives in our food supply has increased significantly over the decades and many of them are known as harmful substances.
Synchronized Diabetes and Heart Care Improves Every Aspect of Patients Health
When David Tschantz became increasingly short of breath and was diagnosed with multiple health problems, he turned to UH Heart & Vascular Institute for coordinated care.