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Coroner finds diabetic teen's death was preventable

Lachlan Cook's mother Kirsten McMahon said it was heart-breaking that a coroner found his death on an overseas school trip was preventable.

AAP

Experts plea for end to discrimination against diabetes

Most adults with diabetes face harmful stigma, prompting experts to call for an end to discrimination due to negative impacts on physical and mental health.

AAP

Tax ‘HFSS’ foods, view it as a public health imperative

Effectively designed taxes can reap multiple benefits such as acting as a deterrent to consuming High Fat Sugar Salt (HFSS) foods and reducing the burden on the health-care system

The Hindu

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Woman jokes about mother’s skinny ‘Ozempic’ Christmas tree

‘Ozempic tree, ozempic tree. How you have tiny branches,’ one commenter joked

The Independent UK

Severe Obesity on the Rise in Preschool-Aged US Children

Study reveals increasing trend in severe obesity among U.S. preschoolers, raising concerns about future potential health issues.

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Study bolsters evidence that severe obesity increasing in young US kids

A new study adds to evidence that severe obesity is becoming more common in young U.S. children

The Independent UK

'I had to set two alarms at night to check my glucose to make sure I wouldn’t die': meet the revolutionary who won't stop until cycling is safer

The UCI banned his technology from races, yet Supersapiens boss Phil Southerland tells Chris Marshall-Bell he is still dead set on changing the sport in the most profound way for decades

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Pub crash driver freed on bail with $250k condition

The driver accused of ignoring medical alerts before crashing into a pub beer garden, killing five people, will be freed on bail with a $250,000 surety.

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New obesity medications are changing the way people look at holiday meals

The drugs are shifting not only what people taking them eat but also how they think about food. That can have broad implications around food-centric holidays.

Chicago Sun-Times

Dear Abby: How do I help diabetic daughter change her ways?

Man watched the disease do damage to his father and worries when the young woman eats carelessly and gains weight.

Chicago Sun-Times

Patients Regain Much Weight After Stopping New Obesity Drug: Study

A new generation of obesity drugs often delivers dramatic weight loss, but many patients wonder what happens when they stop treatment.

International Business Times

Diabetic mental health patient dies after being neglected by hospital staff who failed to give him insulin

Exclusive: Coroners have warned health services over the diabetes-linked deaths of at least four patients in mental health hospitals since 2015

The Independent UK

Deprived families unable to make most of NHS diabetes devices, say charities

Many people not benefiting fully from continuous glucose monitors because they cannot afford smartphones

The Guardian - UK

Research shows specific genetic variant can help prevent obesity

A preclinical study conducted by Weill Cornell Medicine researchers reveals that a certain human genetic variant of a receptor that increases insulin release may help individuals be more resistant to obesity. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Rheumatoid arthritis drug ‘offers new hope for type 1 diabetics’

A rheumatoid arthritis drug can suppress the progression of type 1 diabetes, a world-first clinical trial has found.

Evening Standard

What are the rules around fast-food takeaways and London schools?

In London, a ban on fast-food takeaways opening within 400 metres of schools was put in place in 2017

Medical Daily

Early Menstruation Linked To Heightened Risk Of Type 2 Diabetes Later In Life: Study

The study also suggests that girls who start menstruation before the age of 10 or younger, are at an increased risk of having a stroke before the age of 65.

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Researchers shed light on how to restore nerve cells after injury

Peripheral neuropathy can be caused by diabetes, trauma, genetically inherited disease, infection, and other reasons. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Weight loss drugs bust our thinness myth

In 1957, Reverend Charlie Shed published a book titled “Pray Your Weight Away.” It became a best-seller

International Business Times

Chasing Weight Loss Dream, Many In US Seek Ozempic Alternatives

Like many Americans struggling to lose weight, Marissa Montanino felt compelled to try Ozempic or one of the other new so-called "wonder drugs" described as revolutionary in the fight against obesity.

The Guardian - UK

Vincent Marks obituary

Biochemist who transformed the treatment of diabetes and was an expert witness in two high-profile murder trials

The Guardian - UK

Supermarkets in England ‘blatantly disregarding’ rules over where they place crisps, sweets and fizzy drinks

Survey found stores put foods high in fat, salt or sugar in prominent locations despite government regulations

The Guardian - UK

Covid inquiry: Boris Johnson ‘to admit he made mistakes’

Ex-PM also reportedly to argue at inquiry next week that his actions saved many thousands of lives

The Independent UK

In the US, Black survivors are nearly invisible in the Catholic clergy sexual abuse crisis

Black survivors have been nearly invisible in the Catholic Church sexual abuse crisis — even in Baltimore, home to a historic Black Catholic community

Zenger

Study Finds Walking Faster Reduces Diabetes Risk

Walking faster reduces the risk of diabetes, according to a new study.

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