Month: April 2012

new YORK (Reuters Health) – in China, the most common type of diabetes grew 30 percent in just seven years, according to reveals a survey of thousands of inhabitants of Shanghai. “Obviously there is a pattern we see over and over again in “” the world”, said Dr. Jeffrey Koplan, Vice President of global health at Emory University, in United States. Persons with type 2 diabetes cannot process the blood sugar, but need not apply insulin for disease control. To increase the wealth of the countries, factors of the lifestyle associated with type 2 diabetes, as the overweight and unhealthy food and a sedentary lifestyle, is become increasingly common. “In contrast to the gradual transition of the majority of “” Western countries, these changes in China were fast”, wrote in the journal Diabetes Care team of Dr. Rui Li, the Municipal Center of Shanghai for the Control and prevention of diseases. The authors interviewed more than 12,000 people in the 2002-2003, which asked them if they had diagnosed type 2 diabetes and controlled them to detect the disease in which there had never been review. The 9.7 per cent had diabetes. In 2009, the team returned to 7,400 people interview and 12.6 percent had the disease. “That is an increase impressive in seven years”, Koplan told Reuters Health. The increase was most significant in the inhabitants of rural areas,...

new YORK (Reuters Health) – people than ever had warts genitalia would have risk of developing several types of cancer, perhaps including common tumors of skin. As well, a study published in Journal of Infectious Diseases confirms some connections already known among the virus to causes genital warts and certain cancers, and indicates that there may be other risks. Genital warts appear by infection with certain strains of the human papillomavirus (HPV) virus. Some of these strains for which there are vaccines, they can also cause cancers, such as the cervix. But little is known about the relationship between HPV and certain cancers of the mouth and throat, although several studies had found that a large proportion of these cancers are due to the HPV. The new study, more than 49,000 adults of Denmark, confirms these connections, said Dr. Susanne Kruger Kjaer, Dinamarquesa society of Oncology, which participated of the study. In addition, the results suggest that HPV could influence in the risk of developing skin cancers not melanoma, which are the most common and curable types of skin cancer. Kjaer team analyzed the clinical of some stories 33,000 women and about 16,000 men who had diagnosed with genital warts in 30 years. As expected, rates of cervical cancer, anus, penis, vagina, mouth and throat were higher that the of the general population. The vast majority did not develop...