People who get up later may be at higher risk for diabetes type 2 or cardiovascular diseases, says a study published this Tuesday in the medical journal Experimental Physiology. Researchers at Rutgers University in New Jersey sorted participants into two groups based on their sleep schedules, and found that people who get active later have … Read more
August is the diabetes monthwhich is why it has dedicated itself to raising awareness about this disease that so far has no cure, but with a change in eating habits you can have quality of life. “It is projected that by 2030, 643 million and by 2045, 783 million adults between the ages of 20 … Read more
Education is vital in a patient with diabetes. It is very important that the patient is educated and knows how to adapt the pathology to her lifestyle. He must know what he can eat and drink, doing it in the permitted amounts from the hand of the medical specialist who assists him. About being August … Read more
Bariatric surgery, by which the stomach is reduced, can lower the risk of cancer, according to a study published this month in the British Journal of Surgery, while it has become the only alternative for many cases of diabetes, according to experts from the Cleveland Clinic, a network of hospitals. According to a study published … Read more
Diabetes during pregnancy causes multiple complications, but can be managed with proper nutrition, without falling into dangerous deprivation, according to a study published Thursday in the British Journal of Medicine (BMJ). The so-called “gestational” diabetes is “associated with complications of pregnancy”, explains the report. This disorder is diagnosed by a blood sugar level that is … Read more
A lifestyle intervention program of increasing physical activity, eating healthy and trying to lose 7 percent or more weight, or taking the medication metformin, are effective in the long term in delaying or preventing diabetes type 2 in adults with prediabetes. However, neither approach reduced participants’ cardiovascular disease risk over the 21-year duration of the … Read more
At the age of 14, José Miguel Rodríguez Polanco’s life changed radically on May 4, 2002 when he lost his left leg in a motorcycle accident. He is not justified and assumes his irresponsibility when driving the vehicle at that age and causing the accident in which his 20-year-old companion died. when they collided with … Read more
Alzheimer’s disease is the most common dementia in people over 65 years of age and its incidence continues to increase. It is a progressive degenerative disorder that produces memory loss, decrease in cognitive functions, changes in behavior and personality. (Kandimalla, 2017) The term “type 3 diabetes” has recently been proposed to describe Alzheimer’s disease. This … Read more
Closing blinds, curtains and turning off lamps or televisions when it’s time to sleep is the best thing for your health, since exposure to light, even moderate, increases the risk of heart disease and insulin resistance, indicates a study that publish today Pnas. “A single night of exposure to moderate room lighting during sleep can … Read more
The kidneys help remove waste and excess fluid, control the production of red blood cells, and release hormones that help regulate blood pressure and maintain a balance of potassium, calcium, and vitamin D. The correct performance of the kidneys is extremely important, since they perform various functions in the body maintaining the balance of the … Read more
