Skin Immune Cells Drive Diabetic Nerve Pain More Than Cellular Energy Dysfunction
New research reveals immune activation, not mitochondrial problems, may be the key driver of painful diabetic neuropathy.
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New research reveals immune activation, not mitochondrial problems, may be the key driver of painful diabetic neuropathy.
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New research reveals how adrenaline from hypoglycemia causes prolonged inflammatory responses lasting up to seven days.
Simple retinal scans combined with basic tests accurately identified mild cognitive impairment in 80% of diabetes patients.
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New research reveals how genetic predisposition to type 2 diabetes influences insulin function and disease progression in people developing type 1 diabetes.