A long-term study has found that adopting a healthy lifestyle is more effective than taking the anti-diabetes drug metformin ...

A study from the US Diabetes Prevention Program reveals that lifestyle changes, including exercise and a healthy diet, are ...

A study reveals that adopting a healthier lifestyle is more effective in preventing diabetes than the drug metformin.

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Researchers at Columbia University have discovered that metformin, a well-known diabetes drug, may play an important role in ...

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Metformin and lifestyle intervention was associated with delayed type 2 diabetes onset and slower diabetes progression than placebo.

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Metformin, a drug used as a first-line treatment for type 2 diabetes, has been associated with a 30% lower risk of death, according to a new study.

Proving that a drug helps people live longer could take decades, Dr. Shah said; Mr. Provissiero and other users are taking a “leap of faith” that metformin will have long-term benefits.

This inexpensive drug could be used off-label along with other therapies to delay or prevent knee replacement surgery. Metformin may ease pain by decreasing inflammation and helping with weight loss.

How to decide if metformin is right for you Even though doctors don’t consider it a first-line treatment for weight loss, an upside of metformin is that it’s much cheaper than drugs such as Wegovy or ...