Scientists have long tied diabetes to inflammtion—but a new study shows that an inflammatory protein can cure the disease in mice. 01.05.2012
Every year DISCOVER sorts through the scientific accomplishments of the past 12 months, and assembles a list of the coolest experiments, most brilliant discoveries, and most world-changing events. As you page through the countdown to the #1 science story, we think you'll come to the same conclusion we did: 2010 was quite a year. 12.16.2010
A decade ago juvenile diabetes was rare. A controversial new theory may reveal what causes the disease—and how to keep the incidence from going still higher. 11.08.2010
A natural brain protein and insulin, of all things, may lead to effective treatments. 04.17.2009
Stem-cell guru says reprogramming adult cells might actually work better. 12.19.2008
Obesity, lactose intolerance, and high blood pressure may all be traceable to hunter-gatherer survival. 11.27.2008
A patient’s abdominal pain challenges doctors in post-Katrina New Orleans. 07.09.2008
Can dietary supplements help treat diabetes? Yes. And no. 01.08.2008
The elixir may help treat diabetes and rheumatoid arthritis. 10.29.2007
If protein, fat, and carbs are bad, what do you eat? 06.06.2007
Your mother's cells can be a part of you for decades. 05.09.2007
Linking stomach pain, diabetes, and weight loss saves a life 05.29.2006
A new drug could reverse nerve damage in diabetics. 05.26.2006
Researchers permanently reverse diabetes in mice. 04.24.2006
Insulin resistance could bring down our health system, but it's easily preventable. 12.01.2005
Arizona's Pima Indians have the world's highest rate of diabetes, and the rest of the world is catching up fast. Can geneticists figure out why? 05.01.2005
Strange things can happen when the brain runs low on sugar 08.01.2002
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