Type 1 diabetes: low-carb diets dish up radical new hope
By Marika Sboros Type 1 diabetes is a scary diagnosis, more so for parents when their children are diagnosed with it. Now, US scientists offer a [more]
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Why cancer is ‘not just genetic’ – Fung
By Marika Sboros Divergent views on cancer treatment make some oncologists green around the gills. It’s as if they believe that it’s their way or [more]
Real diabetes cure: diet or trimming your innards?
By Marika Sboros Doctors across the globe believe that bariatric surgery is a “breakthrough” treatment for type 2 diabetes. They claim that it’s the closest [more]
Low-carb works for diabetes – why don’t more doctors advise it?
By Marika Sboros Here’s food for thought: there is evidence to show that low-carb, high-fat (LCHF) diets work very well for people with type 2 [more]
A ‘cure’ for type 1 diabetes? Dr Eli Lewis on holy grail trail
(EDITOR’S NOTE: For parents of children newly diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, Prof Lewis does not see patients individually. He suggests that parents show this [more]
Type 2 diabetes ‘cure’? A doctor’s personal journey
DIABETES is chronic, irreversible, incurable, and means drugs for the rest of your life to manage it, right? Wrong. Canadian physician Jay Wortman will [more]