Pancreatic cell transplants prevent severe life-threatening hypoglycemia in people with type 1 diabetes, according to new research.
Commercially available fruit drinks and juices tend to give children a full day's worth of sugar in a single serving, says a new British study.
A new study found that drinking white and red wine can be good for heart health.
A new study reported that women who want to increase their chances of having boys should not skip breakfast.
Scientists feel that due to more cooked carbs, the human brain could consume more calories and grow bigger.
A new study published in the International Journal of Epidemiology claims that faster heart beat could indicate greater risk of diabetes.
Scientists are clear that morphine can be brewed even without poppies, though it is not safe to make it at home.
Research finds that Type-2 Diabetics can monitor their glucose spikes by adding more proteins to their meals.
Scientists found that green, yellow and red bell peppers help in many ways.
As sugar is 50 percent fructose, most of it gets converted to fat in our bodies.
