Tight Glycemic Control May Harm Older Adults: What Are the Safe Targets?
It is not uncommon for older adults to experience significant anxiety upon noticing slightly elevated blood glucose levels during routine health scree...
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Excessive Sweating: A Sign of Weakness—or a Red Flag for Underlying Disease?
Excessive sweating—known medically as hyperhidrosis—can be deeply unsettling when it occurs without obvious triggers like exercise or high temperature...
Most People with Diabetes Who Live to 78 Avoid These Five Habits After Diagnosis
Why do some people with type 2 diabetes live well into their 70s and 80s—free from major complications—while others develop vision loss, kidney diseas...
Diabetes Diet Myth Busted: Experts Urge Patients to Eat More—Not Less—With These 3 Evidence-Based Nutrition Tips
In clinical practice, it’s common to see middle-aged patients—often newly diagnosed with type 2 diabetes—sitting in the exam room, clutching their lat...
Is Your Workout Damaging Your Liver? Experts Warn Against “Torture” Exercise Routines
Exercise is widely celebrated as a cornerstone of health—but when pursued without nuance, it can inadvertently strain vital organs, including the live...
New Study Reveals Targeted Exercise Regimen That Lowers Both Blood Sugar and Cholesterol in People with Type 2 Diabetes
Many people with diabetes believe that more exercise automatically means better blood sugar control—so they push themselves through intense daily runs...
5 Everyday Habits That Could Be Spiking Your Blood Sugar—Diabetes Patients, Take Note
Blood glucose management is not a short-term fix but a lifelong commitment rooted in consistent, mindful daily habits. While many people focus on medi...
When Should People with Diabetes Exercise—Morning, Afternoon, or Evening?
When it comes to blood glucose management, timing isn’t just a detail—it’s a critical physiological variable. Just as medication dosing must align wit...
Tight Blood Sugar Control in Older Adults May Do More Harm Than Good—What’s the Safer Target?
Many older adults closely monitor their blood glucose levels, often striving for numbers that mirror those recommended for younger individuals. But th...
Regular Walking May Signal Improved Outcomes in Stroke Survivors, New Study Suggests
As spring arrives and temperatures rise, many people find themselves drawn outdoors for leisurely walks—a simple habit that holds profound therapeutic...
Sudden Cardiac Death During Exercise on the Rise—Doctors Urge Everyone to Avoid These 6 Common Mistakes
As spring arrives and outdoor activity surges—morning joggers logging miles, yoga enthusiasts sharing poses, and neighbors jumping rope in courtyards—...
Hypoglycemia
Hypoglycemia, defined as abnormally low plasma glucose concentration—typically below 70 mg/dL (3.9 mmol/L)—is a potentially life-threatening endocrine...