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From 500 ml soft drinks daily to regular walk, diet change: Doctor shares diabetes patient's incredible transformation journey

Changes in diet and regular walk helped a 30 year old man reduce extremely high triglyceride levels. While we all have been always told to pay attention to diet and exercise, this is a glaring example of that.

The Times of India

Sugar rush: how Mexico’s addiction to fizzy drinks fuelled its health crisis

Obesity and diabetes rates are soaring, so why hasn’t a law banning sugary beverages for children been enforced?

The Guardian - UK

Nearly a third of older primary school children in deprived areas are obese

Boys are more likely to be obese than girls, a report says.

The Independent UK

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Manchester's surgeons 'really skilled in amputations' because of soaring diabetes and obesity problem

"We’ve now got a whole team at Manchester [hospitals trust] that are really skilled in amputating limbs because people have had diabetes and circulatory problems."

Manchester Evening News

Exercise in the afternoon or evening ‘may be better for blood sugar control’

Insulin resistance is when cells in the muscles, fat and liver struggle to respond to insulin and cannot easily take up glucose from the blood.

The Independent UK

Impact of obesity on life expectancy in Queensland children shown in new modelling

A new report has found a "concerning" drop in life expectancy for Queensland children born over the next decade if obesity rates are not reduced.

ABC News

BMI: why experts are calling for better ways of assessing health than a body mass index

The index has remained popular because of its simplicity, but Australian experts agree it is too often seen as a one-stop indicator of health

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‘Alarming’ rise in type 2 diabetes diagnoses in young Britons under 40

Diabetes UK urges people to check their risk

The Independent UK

‘Alarming’ rise in type 2 diabetes among under-40s

Rate of diagnoses is rising faster in younger age group than in over-40s, charity warns

Evening Standard

More than a million Americans ration insulin due to high costs

Unable to afford the drug, an increasing number of uninsured and Black Americans ration diabetes drugs, putting their lives at risk

The Guardian - US

‘Alarming’ rise in type 2 diabetes among UK under-40s

Figures underline growing prevalence of conditions related to obesity in younger demographic, says head of Diabetes UK

The Guardian - UK

New warning over drinking coffee while pregnant

The impact was found well below the amounts of coffee the NHS says is safe

Wales Online

Study decodes how late-night eating leads to diabetes and weight gain OLD

Findings could inform care for patients fed at night while they sleep with gastric feeding tubes

The Independent UK

'Our little girl couldn't stop drinking water - the reason completely changed everything'

Sarah Henderson says her daughter Hollie's diagnosis was a 'shock to the system'

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Biscuit-loving mum sheds two stone after life-threatening health scare

Sue Naughton ditched the sweet treats

The New Daily

True grit: The next big obesity treatment might be a pill full of sand

Few people with obesity return to a "normal" weight. Surgery, diets, and medications fall short. A radical new treatment might change that.

The Conversation

How taxing sugary drinks reinforces weight stigma

Newfoundland and Labrador made history in September as the first Canadian province to implement a sugar-sweetened beverage tax. Sugar-sweetened beverage taxes also exist outside of Canada, including in Mexico, Philadelphia, Penn. and the United Kingdom. In Newfoundland and Labrador the tax amounts to 20 cents per litre of sugar-sweetened beverage.

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Lifestyle: Insufficient Sleep In Teenagers Is Associated With Overweight And Obesity

Shorter sleepers were also more likely to have a combination of other unhealthy characteristics including excess fat around the middle, elevated blood pressure, and abnormal blood lipid and glucose levels. Read on for details:

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The Times of India

What is metabolically healthy obesity and why is it considered dangerous?

Obesity or being overweight can give light to several health complications such as heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure and certain cancers, which are collectively known as metabolic syndrome. But did you know that some people can be obese, but not have these health problems at all? This type of…

Zenger

Why Eating Ultra-processed Food Makes Us Overweight

Scientists warn that 57 percent of adult Americans' energy intake now comes from ultra-processed foods.

Chicago Tribune

South Asian women get diabetes at higher rates. A study aims to fight those stats with exercise

CHICAGO — Like many moms, Asmita Patel has struggled to find time to exercise in recent years.

ABC News

A new home for a diabetic alert dog that could be a life-saving companion

Eliza Bartlett, who lives with type 1 diabetes, has waited two years for alert dog, Sal.

Dynamite News

Lifestyle: Insufficient Sleep In Teenagers Is Associated With Over Weight And Obesity

Adolescents who sleep less than eight hours a night are more likely to be overweight or obese compared to their peers with sufficient sleep, according to new research. Read on for details:

Nottingham Post

Nottingham GP practice put in special measures after inspection found care 'did not always keep patients safe'

The surgery cares for more than 4,000 patients

Glasgow Live

Glasgow University expert brands children’s health inequalities as ‘national problem’

Dr Anna Pearce said the “widening of inequality” in some areas of children’s health was “worrying”, particularly as the financial situation for many families is expected to worsen.

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