A diabetes prevention program developed in Central Indiana is being offered at YMCAs across the country.
The research found that a new treatment combining three hormones into a single molecule can help lower blood sugar levels and address excess body weight.
Doctors say they knew cases of diabetes were increasing, but they didn't realize how quickly.
IU researchers have developed a way to detect extremely early signs of eyesight loss in diabetic patients using a high-powered microscope.
An Indiana woman is in line to receive the device, which the Food and Drug Administration approved last month.
The study found people who are exposed to high levels of mercury are 65 percent more likely to develop diabetes.
More than 1.6 million Hoosiers have pre-diabetes, putting them at high risk for type 2 diabetes in the future.
The Monroe County YMCA is introducing a program funded by the CDC to prevent type II diabetes.