Here are recipes that showcase a variety of hues, and while we wouldn’t dare call them masterpieces, the result would make any culinary artist proud.

Playing action-filled video games isn’t just child’s play, and it may actually improve the sight of adults.

A small group of patients with newly diagnosed type 1 diabetes received transplants of their own stem cells and then needed less insulin, or none at all, to control their blood glucose levels, in a study.

Physical activity can cheer up kids.

People who went to open-access clinics that accept same-day appointments had higher blood pressure than those who visited clinics that scheduled appointments in advance.

According to researchers, going meat free can lower your body mass index and prevent type 2.

You may want to wash down that bran muffin with a glass of milk.

Fat, juicy burgers may be the ultimate Fourth of July fare, but new research suggests you may want to grill some fish or chicken instead.

Waiting four minutes before imbibing freshly steeped tea could lower your risk for cancer of the esophagus.

Packing on too many pounds early in life can put you at risk for disability later on.

The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force now recommends a daily aspirin for men between the ages of 45 and 79 and women between 55 and 79.

Episodes of severe hypoglycemia—low blood glucose requiring hospitalization—were found to increase the risk of dementia in older people with type 2 diabetes.

Jumping around might make your bones stronger.

Older people with diabetes and heart disease may want to consider bypass surgery over angioplasty.

With a few tricks from the experts, you can bake delicious sugar-free foods.

Five ways to sweeten without sugar

The American Diabetes Association is seeking submissions for original greeting card designs for this year's "Holiday Art Search."

"After 31 years of diabetes, my fingers look nothing like [your April cover]. Scars, scabs, fresh pricks—that is what a diabetic's finger looks like." —Jean Ashmore, Greenville, S.C.

If exercise were a pill, your doctor could prescribe it and your insurance could cover it and your pharmacy could dispense it. (And you could just swallow it—imagine that!)

It is believed that by bypassing some of the intestine, hormones from the gut are changed, improving the body's ability to make insulin.

In type 2 diabetes, the liver dumps more glucose than is needed into the bloodstream, especially at night.

For a person who suddenly has to deal with diabetes, the Web can provide important and valuable information and support. It can also, however, be a source of misinformation.

Ultimately, how do I weigh my aversion to being attached to a machine against my knowledge that it could also improve my health?

The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee voted today in favor of confirming Judge Sonia Sotomayor's nomination to the Supreme Court, sending it to the full Senate for a vote.