Scientists pinpoint common vegetable that can lower high blood sugar levels by 50 per cent The vegetable was shown to lower blood sugar levels and cholesterol levels The Independent UK · Sep 20, 2022
Why am I always cold? 7 health reasons from diabetes to being dehydrated Do you always feel cold, no matter how many layers of clothes or heaters you have on? Constantly being chilly could be caused by a number of health issues including having diabetes Daily Mirror · Sep 20, 2022
Diabetes risk 'lowered by drinking certain number of cups of tea a day' New findings have found a link between having a cuppa and cutting risks of the life-long condition. Daily Record · Sep 20, 2022
Night owls may be more prone to heart disease and diabetes, study finds Research shows early birds more sensitive to insulin levels and burn more fat at rest and during exercise The Guardian - UK · Sep 20, 2022
The 'medibus' is coming to take specialist diabetes care on the road A record $12.4 million investment in Hunter diabetes care and research will help fund a medibus to take specialist care to rural areas. Newcastle Herald · Sep 19, 2022
Drinking tea 'may lower risk of type 2 diabetes', new research suggests The research has suggested that drinking four or more cups of tea every day could lower the type 2 diabetes risk, due to the antioxidants and polyphenols contained within one mug. Glasgow Live · Sep 19, 2022
Health: Drinking tea may reduce risk of type 2 diabetes, says Research Our results are exciting because they suggest that people can do something as simple as drinking four cups of tea a day to potentially lessen their risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Read more on Dynamite News Dynamite News · Sep 19, 2022
Scientists pinpoint common vegetable that can lower high blood sugar levels by 50 per cent The vegetable was shown to lower blood sugar levels and cholesterol levels The Independent UK · Sep 19, 2022
Food as medicine: could prescribing fruit and vegetables become part of healthcare? Decades of healthy eating advice have failed to stem the tide of lifestyle-related disease. Could prescribing healthy food help? The Guardian - AU · Sep 18, 2022
Drinking tea ‘may lower risk of type 2 diabetes’ Previous research has found that tea could be beneficial for health, partly because it contains antioxidants and polyphenols. The Independent UK · Sep 18, 2022
Health: Excess weight is linked to a higher risk of COVID-19 infection Early in the pandemic research identified diabetes and obesity as risk factors for becoming severely ill with COVID-19. And we know that many people living with type 2 diabetes are also carrying excess weight. Read more on Dynamite News: Dynamite News · Sep 18, 2022
Four cups of tea a day can help keep diabetes away, say Chinese scientists Black, green or Oolong teas linked to reduced risk of developing type 2 form of the disease The Guardian - UK · Sep 17, 2022
Study: Balanced meal timing may enhance brain health Epidemiological studies have shown a correlation between the temporal distribution of energy intake during a day (TPEI) and the risk of various chronic diseases such as diabetes and hypertension. Read more on Dynamite News: Dynamite News · Sep 17, 2022
Scientists pinpoint common vegetable that can lower high blood sugar levels by 50 per cent The vegetable was shown to lower blood sugar levels and cholesterol levels The Independent UK · Sep 16, 2022
The Independent UK · Sep 15, 2022 Fresh inquest ordered into death of teacher with ‘dangerous’ eating disorder Megan Davison, 27, from Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, was found hanged at her home on August 4 2017.
The Independent UK · Sep 15, 2022 ‘People in their 30s could be developing diabetes and should cut carbs’ The NHS currently says carbohydrates should make up just over a third of our diet, but an expert has suggested this should be changed to around 10%.
The Independent UK · Sep 14, 2022 Scientists pinpoint common vegetable that can lower high blood sugar levels by 50 per cent The vegetable was shown to lower blood sugar levels and cholesterol levels
Benzinga · Sep 13, 2022 Important Biotech Catalysts For September 13, 2022 - End Of The Day Summary Akero Therapeutics (NASDAQ:AKRO) revealed topline data from HARMONY, a 24-week Phase 2b study evaluating the efficacy and safety of its lead product candidate efruxifermin (EFX) in patients with pre-cirrhotic nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH), the study met its primary endpoint for both the 50mg and 28mg EFX dose groups. Akero Therapeutics shares…
The Conversation · Sep 13, 2022 Obesity costs South Africa billions. We did the sums Globally, it is widely acknowledged that obesity-related conditions and their complications add hugely to healthcare costs and productivity losses. In turn this adds a large burden on individuals, their families and on governments.
Dynamite News · Sep 13, 2022 Health: Study reveals minimum blood sugar levels to avoid diabetes-related problems People with diabetes may experience damage to the small blood vessels in various organs. The reasons for this are unclear, but it has been known since the 1990s that good control of blood sugar levels reduces the risk of complications. Read more on Dynamite News
The Independent UK · Sep 12, 2022 Scientists pinpoint common vegetable that can lower high blood sugar levels by 50 per cent The vegetable was shown to lower blood sugar levels and cholesterol levels
Wales Online · Sep 12, 2022 Jab that halves the risk of diabetes in obese people to be made available on NHS The injection contains an appetite suppressing drug called semaglutide, and is being hailed as a 'game changer' by experts in the United States
The Independent UK · Sep 10, 2022 Scientists pinpoint common vegetable that can lower high blood sugar levels by 50 per cent The vegetable was shown to lower blood sugar levels and cholesterol levels
The Independent UK · Sep 9, 2022 Scientists pinpoint common vegetable that can lower high blood sugar levels by 50 per cent The vegetable was shown to lower blood sugar levels and cholesterol levels
ABC News · Sep 8, 2022 Murder case of eight-year-old Elizabeth Struhs, allegedly denied care for diabetes, delayed again A Queensland court hears that four of the 14 people charged over Elizabeth Struhs's death did not receive briefs of evidence due to a miscommunication between police and the prison where they are on remand.