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Type 1 diabetes linked to higher dementia risk – new study

As increasing numbers of people with type 1 diabetes live into old age, a large new study has found they face almost three times the risk of developing dementia compared to people without the condition – raising urgent questions about how the disease affects the brain over time.

The Conversation · Mar 19

When Pets Predict Human Health Problems: Real Cases

Humans and pets share a unique bond that goes beyond companionship. Often, pets notice changes in our bodies and behaviors before we do. From dogs sensing low blood sugar to cats alerting owners about seizures, the intuition and sensitivity of animals can be life-saving. This article explores real cases where…

Times Pets · Mar 19

Processed Food Health Risks and How Ultra-Processed Diets Quietly Damage Long-Term Health

Explore how ultra-processed foods impact weight, heart health, diabetes, mood, and gut balance while learning practical ways to reduce processed food health risks in everyday meals.

Medical Daily · Mar 18

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Benefits of Intermittent Fasting: Science Backed Benefits for Health and Hidden Risks

Discover science-backed intermittent fasting benefits, how it may support weight, heart, and metabolic health, and the key risks and safety tips to consider before starting.

Medical Daily · Mar 17

Could Ozempic help people whose cancer has spread to the brain?

Weight-loss injections that have become famous for helping people shed pounds may also help some patients with advanced cancer live longer when the disease has spread to the brain, according to a new study.

The Conversation · Mar 17

The GLP-1 Signal: How Your Body’s Blood Sugar Response Affects Long-Term Brain Health

We often think of blood sugar as something only people with diabetes need to monitor. However, how your body processes glucose plays an important role in how your brain ages over time. Scientists are increasingly focusing on the GLP-1 signal, a hormone that helps regulate insulin and potential neuroprotective pathways.…

Budget and the Bees · Mar 13

Children Health Risks of Sugary Drinks and Why Pediatricians Urge Parents to Rethink Kids' Favorite Beverages

Discover why pediatricians warn about sugary drinks children health risks, including obesity, tooth decay, and diabetes, and learn healthier drink choices to protect kids' long-term health.

Medical Daily · Mar 13

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Forget Expensive Glucose Monitors - “Glucose Guarding” Is the New Way to Beat Your 3 pm Slump

We ask top nutrition experts to dig into the science behind the trend.

Marie Claire · Mar 13

New Research Casts a Damning Light On Intermittent Fasting for Women - But What Do Experts Reckon?

A major new review suggests fasting may not be the fat loss shortcut you think.

Marie Claire · Mar 12

Patients alarmed after glucose monitors used by diabetics are recalled after links to 7 deaths

Abbott recalled certain sensors used in its FreeStyle Libre 3 and FreeStyle Libre 3 Plus systems, warning they could produce falsely low glucose readings

The Independent UK · Mar 11

Doctors Warn Many Adults Miss This Blood Sugar Warning Sign

You go for your annual checkup, the doctor glances at your labs, and says everything looks normal. Yet, you still feel exhausted, your vision blurs after a heavy lunch, and you are waking up three times a night to use the bathroom. The truth is that the standard healthcare system…

Budget and the Bees · Mar 11

Early Warning Signs of Type 2 Diabetes: Symptoms You Should Never Ignore

Diabetes symptoms and early signs of diabetes explained, including frequent urination, fatigue, vision changes, and when to get tested.

Medical Daily · Mar 11

Why Heart Disease Still Kills the Most: Hidden Heart Disease Causes and How to Cut Cardiovascular Risk

Explore heart disease causes, key cardiovascular risk factors, and practical prevention tips in this clear, research-based guide to protecting long-term heart health worldwide.

Medical Daily · Mar 11

Decoding the Warning Signs: 10 Behaviour Changes Demanding Attention

Pets communicate through actions and it holds true for happiness as well as distress. Dr. Abhishek Choudhary, Veterinarian, Vetic, looks at 10 common behaviour changes that can signal illness, discomfort, or ageing-related issues in pets. He will also explain why prompt veterinary care is essential when you notice these signs…

Times Pets · Mar 11

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Budget and the Bees · Mar 9

Before the Diagnosis: 7 Silent Signs of High Blood Sugar Your Doctor Might Not Mention

You attend your annual checkup and the doctor glances at your labs. They tell you everything looks normal. Yet, you still feel exhausted every single day. Your vision blurs after a heavy lunch. You wake up three times a night to use the bathroom. The standard healthcare system often waits…

MyLifeXP · Mar 9

6 Everyday Foods Quietly Raising Your Heart Attack Risk

Heart attacks rarely arrive without warning. But the warning signs are often invisible. Many people believe heart problems come only from obvious unhealthy foods like deep-fried snacks or greasy fast food. The reality is far more surprising. According to vascular surgeons, some of the most common foods people eat every…

Saving Advice · Mar 6

Juicing After 65: When It Helps — and When It Spikes Blood Sugar

Maintaining your health after 65 can be challenging for some people. It makes many rethink their habits. Things that once seemed so simple (including what...

Budget and the Bees · Mar 5

Doctors Say Many People Ignore This Nighttime Symptom Linked to Diabetes

It starts with a simple disruption: you wake up at 3:00 AM, feeling a bit restless, or perhaps you find yourself reaching for a glass of water on the nightstand. Most of us blame a late dinner, the room temperature, or just ‘getting older,’ but doctors are warning that one…

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MyLifeXP · Mar 2

This 1 Habit After Every Meal Is More Powerful Than Medication

Modern lifestyles and diets have increased risks of heart disease, diabetes, and brain fog. Surprisingly, prevention may not require expensive medicine or intense workouts. According to a diabetologist with 24 years of experience, a 10–15 minute walk after each meal breakfast, lunch, and dinner can reduce heart attack risk by…

Fit & Well · Feb 28

I asked a dietitian which fiber-rich foods should be on everyone's plate this winter—here's what she had to say

Stock up on these five inexpensive foods while they’re in season

Medical Daily · Feb 28

Ozempic vs Mounjaro: Comparing GLP‑1 Injectable Weight‑Loss Meds, Semaglutide vs Tirzepatide, and Real Side Effects

Discover how Ozempic vs Mounjaro compare as GLP‑1 injectable weight‑loss meds, exploring semaglutide vs tirzepatide differences, effectiveness, and common Ozempic side effects.

The Guardian - UK · Feb 27

‘You’re sweet – and I’m old!’: Billy Porter and Sam Morrison on teaming up for a comedy about love and death

The Emmy-winning singer and actor was so struck by the comedian’s autobiographical one-man show Sugar Daddy that he signed on as producer. The pair discuss ‘bears’, blood sugar and bridging the divides between generations of gay men

Times Life · Feb 26

Night Shift Survival Guide: 5 Habits for Sleep & Health

In today’s demanding world, many of us have to engage in night shifts. However, in the long-term, staying awake throughout the night can take a toll on our health. In fact, a number of studies show that staying awake at night can confuse the body’s circadian rhythm which can boost…

The Independent UK · Feb 26

If you're struggling to lose weight, could chilling your carbs help?

Can chilling carbohydrates help you lose weight

Medical Daily · Feb 24

Effects of Skipping Meals: How Poor Nutrition Leads to Low Energy and Brain Fatigue

Discover the effects of skipping meals on your body's energy, focus, and brain health. Learn how poor nutrition causes low energy and reduced mental performance.

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