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Could diabetes be in your bones? Link between metabolic disease, bone mass; Breakdown of bone keeps blood sugar in check
Our bones have much greater influence on the rest of our bodies than they are often given credit for, according to two new studies. Both studies offer new insights into the interplay between bone and blood sugar, based on signals sent via insulin and a bone-derived hormone known as osteocalcin.

New Type 2 Drug Could Improve Blood Glucose Control For Some People With Diabetes
A new oral drug for Type 2 diabetes, dapagliflozin, has been identified as potentially helpful for people who have problems controlling blood glucose levels just using metformin. In a study of 534 people by researchers at Aston University in Birmingham, when the drug was used in combination with metformin it was found to improve blood glucose control and lower bodyweight, acting independently of …

Heart Attack Rates Decline, But Obesity And Diabetes Could Reverse Trend
The use of medicines to reduce heart attack risks appears to be working. But the gains are at risk as obesity and diabetes rise.

hey!
I would like to know about the two types of diabetes, how the body controls diabetes, what causes it/ what is it, how our body controls sugar levels what organs are to do with diabetes, how and I would also like equations included (I like to be in the know :p) and I heard some stuff about enzymes having something to do with it. I have checked on the net but do not understand it very well so I would please, please, PLEASE like a detailed answer I was a little scared and first of becoming her friend because I thought she would faint or something but I would like to know more about the condition as my grandfather also suffers from it I I don’t want to be ignorant. I would like a very detailed answers please answering all of the above.

MANY THANKS,

StArZ!!!!*****=D :^-]

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c’mon guys I need to know this for tomorrow. PLEASEE more answers.
thanks =]

My dad has type 2 diabetes and am wondering what the chances of myself and my bro have in developing it. I am 25yrs and have no symptoms. Well at least I dnt think I do! Can any1 tell me stastics or their thoughts on this?
Thanx.
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Say that you felt sick for many years but had no way to get medical care and when you finally went to the dr you were diagnosed with diabetes. Do they automatically assume that you are Type 2 since you are older? How can they differentiate the two types?

I have read that in type 2 diabetes, the symptoms can be virtually non-existent, so how can you tell?