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Reuters Health is the world's leading provider of medical and health care news. Listed below are the most recent diabetes-related health articles collected by Reuters Health.
Current news
Wireless sensor watches blood sugar for diabetics
Adults born in famine show higher pre-diabetes risk
US halts new enrollment in Glaxo’s Avandia trial
Study raises hope for safer diabetes drugs
CORRECTION: Sniffing insulin may help memory lost to Alzheimer’s
Farm, food service jobs tied to heart disease risk
Don’t dump Avandia, diabetes groups urge patients
Sniffing insulin may help memory lost to Alzheimer’s
Avandia wins round with US panel on death risk
EU and U.S. ask if Avandia has a future
FDA asks experts: Should Avandia stay or go?
Are blood pressure goals for diabetics too tough?
June
Chia, from pets to cake recipes?
Intensive diabetes treatments give mixed results
Culturally sensitive program helps south Asian diabetics
Insulin pump beats injections in study
Lay volunteers can play a key role in diabetes care
US studies see heart risk with diabetes drug
Largest diabetes gene search finds 12 new links
New diabetes drug effective in study
Depomed recalls 52 lots of diabetes drug
Eating eggs doesn’t seem to up diabetes risk
Use of proposed diabetes test may depend on race
Those who eat brown rice may have less diabetes
Mental decline from diabetes can start in middle age
FDA official attacks safety of diabetes drug
U.S woman striving to be world’s heaviest
Half doses of diabetes drugs can prevent disease
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