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Obesity Genes Lead To Increased Appetite, Poor Dietary Choices - RedOrbit

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Obesity Genes Lead To Increased Appetite, Poor Dietary Choices RedOrbit Researchers from The Miriam Hospital's Weight Control and Diabetes Research Center recently acknowledged that people who have particular “obesity genes” are more likely to eat more meals and snacks as well as consume more calories or foods high in fat ... Here's why fatty food are irresistibleTimes of India all 13 news articles »

East 'Meats' West: Diabetes on Rise in China - MedPage Today

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East 'Meats' West: Diabetes on Rise in China MedPage Today By Chris Kaiser, Cardiology Editor, MedPage Today PHILADELPHIA -- Having adopted the American diet, the Chinese now are seeking help from American endocrinologists on ways to manage the negative byproducts of that diet: obesity and diabetes. and more »

Janet Jackson risked diabetes at the height of weight woes - San Francisco Chronicle (blog)

San Francisco Chronicle (blog)

Janet Jackson risked diabetes at the height of weight woes San Francisco Chronicle (blog) I was close to having diabetes. Even when I lost it and then gained quite a bit back, there was always the thought of heart disease.” But now she balances a healthy diet and a fun workout routine to stay in shape: “I don't like to work out, ... Janet Jackson discusses stunning weight loss: At my heaviest I was pre-diabeticExaminer.com Nutrisystem Named National Strategic Partner Of The American Diabetes ...MarketWatch (press release) Janet Jackson, Diabetes Scare: Singer's Weight Gain Caused Major Health ConcernsThe BoomBox Diets In Review (blog) -Times of India all 20 news articles »

Diabetes dramatically on the rise among teenagers | Gustafson - Auburn Reporter

Diabetes dramatically on the rise among teenagers | Gustafson Auburn Reporter By TIMI GUSTAFSON Nearly a quarter of American children and adolescents is developing type 2 diabetes or has already the disease, according to a study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), published in the journal Pediatrics. and more »

High-fat diet triggers diabetes, metabolic syndrome - Zee News

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High-fat diet triggers diabetes, metabolic syndrome Zee News In the laboratory study, mice deficient in Bcl10 were protected from developing insulin resistance when fed a high-fat diet. Insulin helps control blood sugar, but insulin resistance can lead to the abnormally high blood sugar levels that are the ... and more »