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Today we are continuing our blog series on diabetes for Diabetes Awareness Month. We will look at how powerful exercise can be in the prevention and management of diabetes. Prevention Regular physical activity is one of the most powerful tools for ...

November is Diabetes Awareness Month - a time to focus on understanding, preventing, and managing one of the most common chronic conditions in the world. Most people associate diabetes with high blood sugar and insulin resistance, which over time can ...

November is Diabetes Awareness Month! To help spread awareness about this growing disease we are publishing a blog each week discussing various topics related to diabetes. For our first blog, we are tackling myths surrounding prediabetes. Prediabetes is ...

Methodist Dallas Medical Center was recently honored to partner with The Beck Group for t heir Employee Wellness and Engagement Event—a unique afternoon of mocktail making by Gustolog y paired with an engaging conversation on liver wellness. The session ...

What is liver dialysis? When your liver no longer functions properly, toxins such as bile and fatty acids build up because your failing liver can no longer clear them. Liver dialysis is a detoxifying treatment used for liver failure. Sometimes this ...

July 28 is World Hepatitis Day when communities, doctors, nurses, researchers, and governments raise awareness of viral hepatitis a liver inflammation that can lead to chronic liver disease, cirrhosis and liver cancer. For 2025, the focus is on breaking ...

When you or a loved one is facing organ failure, it can be hard to understand how the organ transplant waitlist works. Let’s take a look at how the waitlist operates and answer common questions about the transplant waitlist. Most people incorrectly assume ...

This month marks two years since it was announced that fatty liver disease and its subcategories were getting updated nomenclature (names). Let's take a quick look at the revised names so that as you see them appear more frequently online and in articles ...