Proteins that play an important role in blood-vessel dysfunction in type 2 diabetes have been identified by researchers at the University of Missouri.

A new study has established that ordinary intestinal bacteria can actually protect against type 1 diabetes.

Research collaborators from Yale University

A 55-year-old grandmother is producing insulin on her own after her islet cells were removed from her pancreas and implanted into her forearm a few weeks ago at The Methodist Hospital in Houston.

New research has brought to light a ‘friendly’ bacteria in the human gut that they say acts as a shield from Type 1 diabetes. The research was conducted

A new US study has found that friendly bacteria in the gut may be able to prevent type 1 diabetes. The researchers genetically engineered the immune system

Researchers from Stanford University have revealed that type 1 diabetes may not be due to bad genes but rather to good genes behaving badly.

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Human skin cells have been successfully transformed into cells that produce insulin, the hormone used to treat diabetes, by scientists at the University

Blood pressure and blood glucose control lead to 33 per cent reduction in serious kidney complications among patients with Type 2 diabetes. These results

A unique physician “pay-for-performance” program at
Montefiore Medical Center has reduced blood sugar and cholesterol levels
significantly among many of the patients in South Bronx.

Dana Lewis of The University of Alabama community has
probably changed the way most people in the area eat lunch.

It all started with a simple request.