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ISSUE: November 15, 2009

Articles about diabetes

Philanthropy 2.0 - 6-15-2001

Honchos at high-techs are writing a new chapter in charitable giving and tearing up some old rules in the process.

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...example, the troubling rise in the incidence of diabetes among low-income groups. Because many cases of...

...among low-income groups. Because many cases of diabetes can be traced to poor diet, Lunsford says, ASVP...

...people about the relationship between diet and diabetes, and offers information about buying and cooking...

The Once-over - 9-15-2006

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...smoke, are obese, or have high blood pressure, diabetes, or a family history of heart disease In your...

Be A Grainiac ... - 5-1-2008

Amp up your health (and your taste buds) with some whole-grain goodness.

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...they help reduce the risks of stroke, type 2 diabetes, heart disease, asthma, certain cancers, and...

Take Two Beers And Call Me In The Morning - 11-1-2002

Reseachers have discovered that beer is healthy. what's next? Bacon cheeseburgers? So now they say that beer is good for you. Pardon me a second while I consider that. (YEEEEE-HA! Whoop, whoop, whoop, whoop, whoop. Ding dang doodle. All...

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...such as heart attack, stroke, hypertension, diabetes, and dementia.” In case...

Beer — It Does A Body Good - 9-15-2006

Beer It Does a Body Good IF you're ANYTHING LIKE ME, which is to say overweight and slothful, then you had to be happy about the news coming out of the health sciences this summer.First of all, let me say that I try to stay as far away a...

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... may actually help reduce your chances of getting diabetes. So, not only will coffee help you stay awake to...

Testing Testosteron - 8-1-2002

E Men, if you haven't been feeling quite yourself in the boardroom or in the bedroom, you might want to talk to your doctor about a condition popularly called male menopause.

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...Jerome S. Fischer, an endocrinologist at the diabetes & Glandular Disease Clinic in San Antonio.

Shaky Pyramid? - 6-1-2003

SHAKY PYRAMID Experts now say that blindly following the USDA Food Guide Pyramid is a surefire path to obesity. Take the blinders and the weight off with some common-sense information.

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...feel hungry sooner and can even lead to Type II diabetes.” OK, but what’s a simple...

Racing To Win - 6-1-2003

NASCAR team owner Joe Gibbs went from winning Super Bowls to capturing racing titles. What's his secret?

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...days a week, and, eventually, self-induced my diabetes. American Way: Are you a CEO? Gibbs: ...

The Power Of One - 12-15-2003

Ever felt helpless in the face of the world’s big problems? Maybe you’re thinking too big. Try a single-minded focus on a single societal ill, and you may find — as these do-gooders did — that one person can change the world. "If we onl...

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10 To Watch - 2-1-2004

they're leading MCI and the SEC, building smart chips and supercomputers and spacecraft. they're 10 people who should be on your radar screen this year.

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...(for high cholesterol) and Glucophage (for diabetes). Before that, Potter spent more than a decade...

A Latter-day Da Vinci - 4-1-2004

A LATTER-DA VINCI Modern-day renaissance man Jacob Gelt Dekker is an MBA who paints portraits, a wildly successful entrepreneur who hangs with princes and taxi drivers alike, and he's rebuilding Curaao, too.

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...has the world’s highest incidence of diabetes-related kidney failure, he is building a...

Losing Your Mind? - 2-15-2005

Hey, absent-minded professional: Your favorite gadget could sap your ability to remember.

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...are bigger problems. they lead to hypertension, diabetes, and increased risk of strokes and microstrokes,...

The Devil Inside - 10-15-2005

Researchers are identifying the genes that could cause disease in our own bodies. But how much do we really want to know about what lurks within us?

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...they can alert us that we may be predisposed to diabetes or breast cancer. Because this field is so new,...

Caffeinated Nation - 6-15-2008

Sure, one to two cups of coffee a day is okay; in some cases, it might even keep the doctor away. But what about five or six cups, a few sodas, and a candy bar as a late-afternoon pick-me-up?

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... including reducing the risk of developing type 2 diabetes and Parkinson’s disease. Still, you...