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Patients living with type 2 diabetes are typically treated with medications for optimal glucose control and urged to get more exercise, but their health often deteriorates, leading to higher risk of stroke and heart attack. Dr. Roberto Mota Alvidrez, an...

As the country marks Diabetes Awareness Month in November, researchers at the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center continue to recruit for a study that is trying to determine the most effective ways to treat Type 2 diabetes. Those who have...

More than 204,000 New Mexicans live with type 2 diabetes, with the rate of those with the disease climbing by 13 percent every year. Given that the current estimated total costs due to diabetes in the United States exceed $240 billion, it is imperative...