5 Easy-to-Miss Signs of Diabetes
This common condition can sneak up on you — here’s what to look for so you can see it coming. Diabetes is a serious health
A Diabetes Diagnosis Later in Life May Signal Early Pancreatic Cancer in African Americans and Latinos
A Keck School of Medicine study suggests a link between late-onset diabetes and pancreatic cancer. Each year, more than one million Americans are diagnosed with
How Much Sugar Is Okay to Eat?
Recently, sugar — and how much we’re consuming — has been making headlines. When it comes to heart health (and overall health) butter used to
How Air Pollution Is Making Our Kids Overweight and Sick
There are many ways air pollution can impact our well being, but recent studies show a direct connection between poor air quality and asthma and
Are You At Risk for Diabetes If You’re Under 50?
Age isn’t the only factor when it comes to weighing the risk of diabetes. Diabetes is a life-long disease that impacts the way the body
How Type 2 Diabetes Affects Men
Erectile dysfunction? Yes, that’s one of the side effects of diabetes. It’s a staggering fact that over 9 percent of the U.S. population (that’s over
Is Your Blood Pressure Accurate?
Learn small hacks to make sure you’re getting the right readings. Your blood pressure readings – over time – can tell you a lot about your
Risk Factors and Preventative Steps for Diabetes
See the infographic below to learn your risk factors and take steps to prevent diabetes. For more information, visit: keckmedicine.org/diabetes-program
Can Prediabetes Go Away?
Being diagnosed with prediabetes doesn’t mean you will develop diabetes. Your doctor can help you come up with an effective plan to keep your blood