OSF HealthCare - Archive Type 2 diabetes
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2026
July
16,
2026
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14:21 PM
America/Chicago
Diet soda stokes plenty of conversation. While moderate consumption appears safe, more research is needed to understand the long-term effects of drinking diet soda regularly.
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2025
November
19,
2025
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08:00 AM
America/Chicago
Holiday meals bring sweets in bountiful amounts. People with diabetes must closely monitor their intake of sugar and carbohydrates.
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October
22,
2025
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15:00 PM
America/Chicago
Heart disease is the leading cause of death among women. There are many factors, including high cholesterol, inactivity and unhealthy diet. There's also a possible link to menopause.
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July
14,
2025
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09:56 AM
America/Chicago
Lance Bass is among those who have shared a diabetes diagnosis that was later found to be Type 1.5. Now, providers are continuing to educate the public about this relatively new term.
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2024
June
12,
2024
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15:00 PM
America/Chicago
Class III obesity has come to the forefront with the news that singer Mandisa died from complications of the disease, which affects about 6% of adults nationwide.
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April
11,
2024
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12:54 PM
America/Chicago
OSF HealthCare is collaborating with the American Heart Association (AHA) to enhance the educational materials available in the organization's STEAM toolkit.
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2023
October
31,
2023
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09:36 AM
America/Chicago
November is Diabetes Awareness Month, a time to understand the seriousness of the disease and know your risk.
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August
23,
2023
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15:00 PM
America/Chicago
Sugar substitutes may sound like a fine idea, but they won't help when it comes to weight loss, according to a recent review by the World Health Organization.
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June
07,
2023
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11:07 AM
America/Chicago
Recent Jump ARCHES grants, totaling $1.6 million, will support precision medicine and novel approaches to treatment and diagnosis, particularly for underserved populations.
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February
13,
2023
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09:36 AM
America/Chicago
Ongoing social media chatter claims drugs like Ozempic are the magic way to weight loss. Doctors say it's not that simple, not to mention the side effects of these drugs.
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