Dark, velvety skin patches, known as acanthosis nigricans, can be an overlooked sign of high blood sugar and insulin ...

Where fat is stored in the body may be more important than excess weight when it comes to diabetes risk, a new study suggests ...

“Eating too much sugar raises blood sugar levels, prompting an increase in insulin to bring those levels down,” Dr. Samantha ...

Darkened patches on the skin—also known as acanthosis nigricans—are a sign you may have high blood glucose, which may be a ...

An estimated 98 million Americans have pre-diabetes, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. This ...

Prediabetes can be reversed without significant weight loss, a German study reveals. Lifestyle changes improving glucose ...

A new study has found that improving your LE8 score, which measures eight daily habits and health factors, could improve ...

When you think of the early warning signs of diabetes, skin problems likely aren't the first thing to come to mind. But our body’s largest organ, our skin, can actually be a very telling asset. We ...

For decades, people diagnosed with prediabetes—a condition affecting up to one in three adults ... In contrast, subcutaneous fat—the fat directly under our skin—can be beneficial. This type of fat ...