…of heart disease, stroke, and type 2 diabetes. Researchers at the Wisconsin National Primate Research Center used rhesus monkeys during a two-year ceramides study. Rhesus monkeys are similar in metabolic…

…and inflammation in rhesus macaque monkeys within a week of infection. In addition, the study unveiled an exacerbated effect in older rhesus macaques and those with Type 2 diabetes. The…

…recently announced encouraging results following a minimally invasive procedure that dissolved abdominal fat in two Type 2 Diabetes patients. Doctors believe that removing the visceral fat will improve diabetes and…

…the evidence and confidence they need to talk with their doctors about treatments. Other diseases share this problem as well, Emborg said. Diabetes, heart attacks and other disorders cause similar…

…advances in pluripotent stem cell research and also gene-editing, researchers are also making progress in understanding the underlying causes of Parkinson’s disease, diabetes, pregnancy disorders, sickle-cell anemia, autoimmune diseases, cartilage…

…months. The other half was untreated. Numerous factors—including HIV infection, diabetes, aging or other diseases—can cause latent bacteria to become symptomatic and infectious again. To test whether the antibiotics had…

…to better muscle function, more efficient movement and better diabetes risk profiles like blood glucose levels and insulin sensitivity. “It’s all about metabolism,” said Associate Scientist Timothy Rhoads, PhD. “Not…

…an underlying issue at the DNA level. This could improve public health in a number of ways. “Obesity can be a huge factor in serious medical problems including diabetes, high…

…“Fortunately, we have less than 5% obesity in our 2,500 NHPs and an even lower rate of diabetes at 1.5%, due to the low-carb Purina chow they eat and the…

…heart problems opened to examination by the new imaging methods are not limited to Parkinson’s disease. Heart attacks, diabetes and other disorders cause similar damage to nerves in the heart,…

Stress can lead to a host of health issues, including heart disease, digestive problems, asthma and diabetes. Stress can also be inherited, setting up infants and children for lives of…

Elevated risk for diabetes and weight gain is a well-documented issue for post-menopausal women—but its biological cause isn’t as certain. Contradicting past studies, researchers at the Wisconsin National Primate Research…

…– No treatment or preventive measures exist for this group of devastating human disorders, which present shortly after birth and can affect multiple organ systems to cause diabetes, deafness, blindness,…

…blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, asthma, obesity, depression and anxiety. Women with PCOS also experience infertility and a variety of reproductive disorders, resulting in heartbreak for millions of American families….