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Adolescent Obesity Linked To Early Chronic Kidney Disease; Even Those With High-Normal BMI At Risk

Researchers observed that the risk of chronic kidney disease is high even for those seemingly healthy teens with high-normal BMI.

Medical Daily · Jan 3, 2024

Insulin prices to drop after manufacturers cap costs

Good news for Americans with diabetes as Sanofi becomes the third major insulin manufacturer to cap costs at per month, reducing financial strain and i...

The Guardian view on anti-obesity drugs: treating a disease that modernity made

Editorial: Weight-loss drugs reveal that obesity is not a deep-seated aspect of character but something more contingent

The Guardian - UK · Jan 1, 2024

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COVID-19: Karnataka reports 165 more JN.1 cases, taking total to 199

Karnataka reports 199 cases of highly transmissible JN.1 variant; Bengaluru has 634 active cases & 66 in hospitals. 30,000 doses of Corbevax distributed to districts for precaution dose.

The Hindu · Jan 1, 2024

Standing Burns More Calories Than Sitting; Know Ways To Incorporate It Into Your Routine

Standing may not work as a weight loss strategy, but studies say it can help burn more calories than sitting.

Medical Daily · Jan 1, 2024

Don’t use weight-loss jabs to counter Christmas indulgence, warn experts

Exclusive: Doctors, psychologists and campaigners say the diabetes drugs are not appropriate for everyone

The Guardian - UK · Dec 29, 2023

World's first 'oral insulin patch' for diabetes could save patients having to inject

New method could make it easier for patients to follow daily insulin regime and reduce costs

Evening Standard · Dec 28, 2023

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TikToker Mikayla Nogueira responds to claims she uses Ozempic

‘I’m not going to judge you for your personal choices,’ she says

The Independent UK · Dec 28, 2023

Weight loss drug users risking health by skipping doses for holidays

Discover whether it's safe to pause weight loss drugs during the holidays. Dr. Lena Wynn shares her expertise on potential risks and advice for users.

England heads for obesity disaster as minister frets about nanny state

Government has shelved policies that could have helped to change landscape weighted in favour of unhealthy food options

The Guardian - UK · Dec 25, 2023

Health of England’s children at risk from policy inaction on obesity, report finds

Exclusive: Officially commissioned research lays out effects of shelving anti-obesity pledges

The Guardian - UK · Dec 25, 2023

100 years since the first diabetes patient treated with insulin in England

A century ago a diabetes diagnosis was essentially a ‘death sentence’, experts say.

The Independent UK · Dec 25, 2023

Researchers given £300,000 for innovative trial to tackle foot ulcers

It will aim to reduce the likelihood of the condition among diabetes.

The Independent UK · Dec 25, 2023

Cocaine has gone mainstream in Britain, and Generation X is to blame

The country has the world’s second highest use of the drug, but it’s not the cleaner-living Gen Zers who are the culprits

The Guardian - UK · Dec 23, 2023

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FDA Seizes Thousands of Counterfeit Ozempic Shots for Diabetes

Counterfeit Ozempic diabetes drug seized by FDA, prompting concerns over identity, quality, and safety. Report suspect packages to FDA hotline.

The Independent UK · Dec 20, 2023

Homeless people who died on US streets are increasingly remembered at winter solstice gatherings

Thousands of homeless people who died this year are being memorialized this week around the U.S. Homeless Persons’ Memorial Day events have become increasingly popular in communities from Cape Cod, Massachusetts, to La Crosse, Wisconsin, to Riverside, California

AAP · Dec 20, 2023

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 · Dec 19, 2023

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.

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The Hindu · Dec 19, 2023

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 Independent UK · Dec 18, 2023

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

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

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.

The Independent UK · Dec 18, 2023

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

Cycling Weekly · Dec 16, 2023

'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

AAP · Dec 15, 2023

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.

Chicago Sun-Times · Dec 13, 2023

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.

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