Natalie Grover is a contributing writer for Live Science, covering all things health and science. She spent her formative years as a journalist with Reuters, writing about the business of health. Based in London, UK, she has a masters degree in medicine, health and public policy, and is working on making her coverage statistically significant. In her free time, she monitors her wildly fluctuating heartbeat whilst watching Arsenal FC (and enjoys long walks on the beach). Most days she can be found at the gym and aiming to feed her family healthy food.
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Type 2 diabetes: Symptoms, causes and treatmentReference Type 2 diabetes is the most common form of diabetes, a condition characterized by high blood sugar levels.
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Type 1 diabetes: Symptoms, causes and treatmentReference Type I diabetes occurs when the pancreas stops producing insulin. Here's a look at causes, symptoms and treatment of the disease.
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Diabetes: Symptoms, causes and treatmentDiabetes is a metabolic disease marked by high blood glucose, also known as blood sugar.
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Insulin resistance: Risk factor for heart disease and diabetesReference Insulin resistance is a condition where the body's cells don't properly respond to the hormone insulin, which tells cells to take in blood sugar and use it for fuel.
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Autoimmune disease: Definition and examplesMillions of people are affected by autoimmune diseases. Learn what causes autoimmune diseases and how they're treated.
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What is the hippocampus?The hippocampus is a small region of our brain responsible for memory, learning and navigation.
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