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The prevalence of diabetes is increasing faster in some low-income countries than elsewhere in the world, generating concerns about health care infrastructure and access to treatment for people in those regions.

Guidelines for cannabis and prescription opioid use in the management of cancer-associated pain should reflect changing patient attitudes toward these approaches, according to study findings.

Increased daily physical activity was associated with lower risk for overall de novo heart failure and HF with preserved ejection fraction among older women, according to study findings published in JAMA Cardiology.

Among patients who received an implantable cardioverter defibrillator, nearly half received appropriate therapy within 7 years, indicating the benefit of the technology in guideline-indicated patients, researchers reported.

Applying optimal defaults to online grocery shopping resulted in the promotion of healthier grocery purchases among adults with or at risk for type 2 diabetes, researchers reported in Obesity.

During the past 2 decades, Endocrine Today has reported on the latest developments in testosterone therapy, including new formulations, debates over indications, and trials assessing risks and benefits for older men.

A new study published in Sleep Medicine highlights an uptrend in sleep-related mortality and associated cardiovascular disease outcomes among Black men in the U.S.

Certain kinds of oral microbiota were associated with development of hypertension, researchers reported in the Journal of the American Heart Association.

A multilevel program that provided support and resources to rural primary care practices was associated with an increase in buprenorphine prescriptions, data show.

Adolescent boys with severe obesity who lost weight loss with bariatric surgery saw increases in free and total testosterone, according to study findings published in the European Journal of Endocrinology.