Dell promises big unveiling but gives no details on mystery Adamo ... - Chicago Tribune

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Computer maker Dell Inc., trailing Hewlett-Packard Co. in worldwide sales, could have used a home run at the International Consumer Electronics Show. Instead, it came to Vegas with a model and a mirage. At a news conference Friday ...

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Texting Diabetes Patients - WXXA

The Whitney Young Health Center has been given a $2.7 million grant that will allow it to send and receive text messages from diabetes patients. Doctors will send health information, appointment reminders and help monitor blood sugar

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The diabetes-cancer mortality link - San Francisco Examiner

The Journal of the American Medical Association has published an article that states cancer patients who are afflicted with diabetes are more likely to die from cancer than those patients who do not simultaneously suffer with diabetes. The reasons ...

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Team Type 1- Louis Garneau Sponsorship & Teams Announced - Daily Peloton

Team Type 1- Louis Garneau Sponsorship & Squads Announced d Team Type 1 Expands: Adds Women's Team to their Men's Pro Lineup, aTriathlon Team, Developmental squad, & Two Teams for the Race Across America: RAAM Team Type 1 and Team Type 2. Full Teams ...

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Tight Glucose Control Disappoints - KCEN TV NBC 6

In a new study that compared standard and more intense glucose control in veterans with type 2 diabetes, researchers found a more tightly controlled regimen didn’t make a significant difference when it came to cardiovascular problems. One group of ...

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Will Americans put on "recession pounds"? - Reuters

DALLAS (Reuters) - Americans may reduce the amount they spend on food in response to a sour economy but some experts fear they may pick up weight in the process. The specter of "recession pounds" is a concern weighing on health professionals, who ...

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Katie Couric's Notebook: Food Fight - CBS News

A food fight is emerging in school cafeterias. The School Nutrition Association says with the economy sinking, there's a 16-percent increase in students who qualify for free or reduced-price school lunches. But it comes as others kids are saving ...

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