Tag: #Type2Diabetes
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Grip strength may help to identify diabetes risk: Study
Study suggests that grip strength may help to identify early diabetes risk in adults. According to new guidelines, grip strength measurements have a connection with the early symptoms of Type 2 diabetes. Although the early stage of Type 2 diabetes might not have ‘obvious symptoms’, it can make the detection and treatment difficult leading to…
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Why exercise is non-negotiable for people with diabetes
Diabetes is just one of the many chronic ailments that is so prevalent in the U.S. with millions of people suffering each year and thousands newly diagnosed by the same token. And whether you have type 1 or 2 diabetes, making healthy lifestyle choices in the form of exercise (physical and mental), diet, and mental…
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Shorter people run higher risk of diabetes: study
Paris, Sept 10 (AFP/APP):Shorter people are at greater risk of developing type 2 diabetes, according to a study published Tuesday. Each additional 10 centimetres in height translates into a 41 percent smaller chance of contracting the disease in men and a 33 percent smaller chance in women, according to the research in medical journal Diabetologia.…