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Triple threat of smoking, drinking and weight ‘puts a million in England at risk of early death’

Exclusive: Three risky behaviours can mean people dying 20 years earlier than they should, says senior doctor

The Guardian - UK

Hundreds of weight loss and diabetes jab users report pancreas problems

UK health officials launch study into side-effects of weight loss drugs after increased reports of acute pancreatitis

The Guardian - UK

People with severe diabetes cured in small stem cell trial

The cure for diabetes is a life free from daily insulin injections. Based on that criterion, ten out of 12 people (83%) in a new clinical trial were cured of their diabetes one year after receiving an advanced stem cell therapy.

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‘Holy grail’ diet pill burns fat without affecting appetite or muscle mass unlike weight loss jabs

This new pill works by triggering the metabolism in the muscles, activating them to burn more fat, without the gastrointestinal side effects of weight loss jabs

The Independent UK

Mounjaro on the NHS: Expert advice on what you need to know

Mounjaro has been approved for both type 2 diabetes and weight loss, but access will be limited by strict eligibility criteria

The Independent UK

How Is Insulet's Stock Performance Compared to Other Medical Devices Stocks?

Insulet has outperformed the Medical Devices industry over the past year, and analysts are highly optimistic about the stock’s prospects.

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Mounjaro is available on the NHS. Here’s what to do if you’re not eligible

Mounjaro has been approved for both type 2 diabetes and weight loss; however, access will be limited by strict eligibility criteria

The Independent UK

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New once-a-month drug could treat diabetes and obesity, scientists say

Researchers say experimental drug’s less frequent dosing could improve adherence and offer long-term control

The Independent UK

How pregnant women are tested for gestational diabetes is changing. Here’s what this means for you

How Australian pregnant women are tested for gestational diabetes is set to change, with new national guidelines released today.

The Conversation

I was diagnosed with PCOS – and was soon drowning in misinformation

From medically unqualified influencers pushing expensive supplements online, to nurses peddling myths about pregnancy, I had to find out all I could about my condition myself. This is what I’ve learned

The Guardian - UK

'Game changer' diabetes pill a step closer after trials

A new type of diabetes pill has been shown to act in a similar way to injectable treatments like Ozempic, with more like it in the pipeline.

AAP

Key RFK Jr advisers stand to profit from a new federal health initiative

The Maha campaign seeks to warn Americans of the dangers of ultra-processed foods

The Guardian - US

Losing weight in your 40s and 50s may seem unbearably hard — but it could keep you alive longer

Benefits included a reduced risk for cardiovascular disease and diabetes

The Independent UK

Grandpa Makes Family Apologize To Woman By Threatening To Withdraw Wedding Money

How would you feel if you had diabetes and your own sister pressured you this way?

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Diabetics at Risk: FDA Issues Highest-Level Recall on 2M Dexcom Devices Over 'Deadly Fault'

The FDA has recalled 2 million Dexcom glucose monitors due to a serious safety risk. Learn how diabetic patients should act immediately to protect their health.

The Independent UK

GPs to contact patients with key warning signs of pancreatic cancer

GPs and their teams will look for people over 60 who may have signs of the cancer, such as a recent diagnosis of diabetes and sudden weight loss.

The Independent UK

NHS launches new drive to find more people with deadly pancreatic cancer

GPs and their teams will look for people over 60 who may have signs of the cancer, such as a recent diagnosis of diabetes and sudden weight loss.

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5 Health Screenings That Can Detect ‘Silent Killers’ in Men Before It’s Too Late

It’s a common stereotype that men avoid the doctor, often brushing off symptoms until they become serious. Unfortunately, many of the most dangerous health conditions, known as “silent killers,” develop without any noticeable symptoms until it’s dangerously late. Proactive care is the single most effective tool you have for a…

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Despite what you learned at school, insulin isn’t just made in the pancreas

Your brain makes insulin – the same insulin produced by your pancreas. The same insulin that is not produced in people with type 1 diabetes and the same insulin that does not work properly in people with type 2 diabetes.

The Independent UK

‘Promising’ new test could detect pancreatic cancer in its early stages

Pancreatic cancer kills almost 10,000 people in the UK every year

Evening Standard

Blood test for early signs of pancreatic cancer trialled by UK doctors

Experts hope the test will enable doctors to pick up early signs of the deadly disease, which can have vague or no symptoms.

The Conversation

Need to see a specialist? You might have to choose between high costs and a long wait. Here’s what needs to change

If you have cancer, a disease such as diabetes or dementia, or need to manage other complex health conditions, you often need expert care from a specialist doctor.

Evening Standard

London borough to completely ban junk food adverts amid obesity crisis

The policy would ban adverts for unhealthy products linked to obesity and diabetes

The Independent UK

Six tips for using wearable fitness trackers to help you stick to your workouts

A study found people who use wearable fitness trackers were seven times more likely to still be active after six months.

The Conversation

Wearable fitness trackers can make you seven times more likely to stick to your workouts – new research

The hardest part of any workout regime is sticking with it. Around half of those who start an exercise programme stop within six months.

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