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4 Healthy lifestyle factors help ward off chronic disease. Diet, exercise, low body mass index and not smoking can reduce the incidence of heart disease, diabetes, stroke and cancer

DukeMedicine healthnews, 2009, Vol.15 (11), p.4

2009

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Let's go nuts

Harvard health letter, 2011, Vol.36 (3), p.3

2011

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Coffee may help reduce type 2 diabetes risk, say Harvard researchers

Harvard health letter, 2014, Vol.39 (9), p.8

2014

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New evidence: bariatric surgery also reverses the effects of aging. Telomeres, genetic biomarkers of aging, are found to be longer after the surgery

DukeMedicine healthnews, 2014, Vol.20 (2), p.6

2014

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The case for soluble fiber. More reason to eat your fruits and vegetables: new research may have found the key to how a fiber-rich diet is disease-protective

DukeMedicine healthnews, 2014, Vol.20 (5), p.7

2014

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If you have prediabetes, lose that gut. Not all excess body fat carries equal risk, but belly fat is a killer

DukeMedicine healthnews, 2013, Vol.19 (8), p.1

2013

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Changes to the statin label: what they really mean

Harvard health letter, 2012, Vol.37 (7), p.5

2012

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Early, detectable metabolic changes may predict later onset of diabetes. But monitoring changes in blood sugar, insulin sensitivity, and pancreas function could enable earlier intervention

DukeMedicine healthnews, 2009, Vol.15 (9), p.6

2009

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Study affirms connection between diabetes, depression

Disease management advisor, 2008, Vol.14 (8), p.5

2008

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Tests to evaluate risk of heart attack

Harvard heart letter, 2013, Vol.23 (8), p.7

2013

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Controlling blood sugar in diabetes: how low should you go?

Harvard men's health watch, 2011, Vol.15 (6), p.1

2011

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Control blood sugar levels to reduce risk of Alzheimer's. Lifestyle modifications--diet and exercise--can help manage blood glucose

DukeMedicine healthnews, 2013, Vol.19 (10), p.5

2013

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Early, aggressive treatment is effective in treating diabetes. Risk of long-term complications reduced significantly

DukeMedicine healthnews, 2012, Vol.18 (9), p.7

2012

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Bladder cancer: men at risk

Harvard men's health watch, 2011, Vol.15 (9), p.1

2011

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4 Healthy lifestyle factors help ward off chronic disease. Diet, exercise, low body mass index and not smoking can reduce the incidence of heart disease, diabetes, stroke and cancer

Let's go nuts

Coffee may help reduce type 2 diabetes risk, say Harvard researchers

New evidence: bariatric surgery also reverses the effects of aging. Telomeres, genetic biomarkers of aging, are found to be longer after the surgery

The case for soluble fiber. More reason to eat your fruits and vegetables: new research may have found the key to how a fiber-rich diet is disease-protective

If you have prediabetes, lose that gut. Not all excess body fat carries equal risk, but belly fat is a killer

Changes to the statin label: what they really mean

Early, detectable metabolic changes may predict later onset of diabetes. But monitoring changes in blood sugar, insulin sensitivity, and pancreas function could enable earlier intervention

Study affirms connection between diabetes, depression

Tests to evaluate risk of heart attack

Controlling blood sugar in diabetes: how low should you go?

Control blood sugar levels to reduce risk of Alzheimer's. Lifestyle modifications--diet and exercise--can help manage blood glucose

Early, aggressive treatment is effective in treating diabetes. Risk of long-term complications reduced significantly

Bladder cancer: men at risk

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