New research suggests that a common second-line blood pressure treatment may not be as kidney-friendly as previously assumed for some people with diabetic kidney disease. Blood pressure control is one of the most important ways to slow kidney damage in people with type 2 diabetes. But new research suggests that one of the most commonly [...]

For people living with diabetes, even a small wound on the foot can become a serious medical problem. Because diabetes can damage nerves and reduce blood circulation, cuts and sores may heal slowly and become infected. In severe cases, tissue can die, making amputation necessary. Doctors often say that timing is critical because early treatment […]

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Potatoes have been part of human diets for centuries. They are inexpensive, filling, and widely available. Around the world, people enjoy potatoes in many forms, from baked potatoes and mashed potatoes to French fries. Despite their popularity, potatoes have often been blamed for increasing diabetes risk because they contain large amounts of starch. A major […]

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