People with diabetes have a significantly greater likelihood of experiencing low back, neck, or spinal pain compared to those without diabetes, according to a new systematic review and meta-analysis.

Your waistline isn’t the only part of your body that could be putting your health at risk. A growing body of research suggests that neck size may also serve as an early warning sign, indicating a ...

* Dark, velvety neck or underarm patches in children can signal insulin resistance * Severity of Acanthosis nigricans rises as insulin resistance increases * Weight loss and //healthier habits improve ...

Diabetes is one of the most common health problems, but prediabetes shows few signs. Also called borderline diabetes, the condition means your blood sugars are higher than normal, but not high enough ...

Diabetes is one the leading chronic metabolic conditions worldwide. The condition not only affects an individual's everyday ...

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Diabetes doesn't usually show up with big symptoms. In India, where more than 100 million adults have diabetes and about the ...