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A Sweet Diet Early in Life Can Lead to Sour Health Consequences Later

by Mark Harden | January 13, 2025
People with Type 2 diabetes who used a cognitive behavioral therapy app saw reductions in their blood sugar and less need for medications.

How a Smartphone App Can Help People With Diabetes Manage Their Condition and Avoid Certain Medications 

by Greg Glasgow | April 10, 2023
Bergouignan focuses on the contribution of light physical activity in combating our increasing sedentariness, which has become a serious health problem.

Can Taking the Stairs Help You Lose Weight? 

by Greg Glasgow | March 20, 2023
New study shows that people who drink coffee had an 11% lower incident risk of AKI — and the number lowered even more with increased coffee consumption.

CU School of Medicine Researcher Brews Up Study on Coffee’s Effects on Acute Kidney Injury

by Greg Glasgow | September 23, 2022
The study showed liraglutide and insulin glargine, when taken with metformin, achieve and maintain target blood levels for a longer time.

CU School of Medicine a Site for Major Diabetes Medication Trial 

by Greg Glasgow | September 22, 2022
Woman walking dog | Type 2 Diabetes | CU School of Medicine | Amy Huebschmann

Physical Activity Coaching Shows Benefits for People with Type 2 Diabetes

by Rachel Sauer | May 04, 2022
Researchers from the CU School of Medicine published research that finds HDAC11 regulates G protein-coupled receptors called beta-adrenergic receptors.

CU Researchers Identify New Method for Stimulating Signaling to Improve Metabolic Health and Possibly Treat Obesity

by Greg Glasgow | February 11, 2022
With a $2.7 million grant from the Helmsley Foundation, Messer will create an online platform where providers can input information on specific patients.

Planting the SEEDS to Connect Diabetes Patients With Devices That Help Them Manage Their Disease

by Greg Glasgow | December 15, 2021

Research Finds Breath Ketone Analyzers May Detect Ketosis in People with Type I Diabetes

by Rachel Sauer | November 30, 2021
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