Researchers have developed a new technology that will let diabetics measure blood sugar without a needle prick.

A new weight management supplement has been developed based on research done at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

A study performed by researchers at Drexel University School of Public Health have found that the combination of obesity and low levels of vitamin D are linked to increased insulin resistance and present a risk for diabetes.

Researchers have found an association between a chemical found in beauty products and increased risk of diabetes in women.

Recent research continues to show the positive contribution that coffee and caffeine have on the body.

Much to the enjoyment of mice everywhere, scientific researchers are increasingly using the zebrafish for research.

A new study by researchers at St. Michael’s Hospital may have just thrown a wrench in the works for those naysayers against fructose.

A new study suggests that eating stone fruits like peaches and plums may fight off diabetes.