Preventive Care
Legume Consumption May Reduce Risk of Type 2 Diabetes
Patients with a higher intake of legumes were 35% less likely to develop T2D.
Universities Awarded $17.6 Million Grant for Cheaper Vaccines in Developing Countries
Scientist seek to develop new vaccines and produce them for less than 15 cents a dose.
High-Fiber Diet Protects Against Development of Type 1 Diabetes
A high-fiber diet given to mice with type 1 diabetes almost eliminated their disease.
Low-Dose Anticoagulant Alternative Could Prevent Strokes in Dialysis Patients
A warfarin alternative can be maintained at safe levels in the blood, study suggests.
Vaccines During 2009 Swine Flu Epidemic Largely Reduced Illness, Hospitalizations
Vaccinations proven highly efficacious in preventing pandemic influenza.
Vaccinations May Become Needle-Free with Novel Oral Delivery System
Novel pill-sized technology releases stream of vaccine inside the mouth.
NanoBio Awarded Grant for Development of Genital Herpes Vaccine
Vaccine protects both systemically and in mucosal tissues at the port of entry for the virus.
High-Dose Flu Vaccine More Effective in Reducing Postinfluenza Deaths Among Older Adults
The high-dose vaccine was significantly more efficacious in preventing flu-related deaths during a bad flu season.
Gum Disease is an Indicator of Prediabetes
A dental office is a suitable location to screen for early diabetes.
“Apple-Shaped†Body Type May Increase Diabetes, Heart Disease Risk
Genetic variants linked to abdominal adiposity increase the risk of type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease.