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Government inaction on obesity is harming our health

Letter: It’s easy to blame individuals, but real change can only happen if industry and the government take responsibility, says Colette Marshall of Diabetes UK. Plus a letter from Michael Fuller

The Guardian - UK

Rheumatoid arthritis drug ‘offers new hope for type 1 diabetics’

A rheumatoid arthritis drug can suppress the progression of type 1 diabetes, a world-first clinical trial has found.

The Independent UK

UK diabetes expert honoured

Prof. Andrew Hattersley honoured with Madras Diabetes Research Foundation lifetime contribution award for his groundbreaking discovery of various monogenic forms of diabetes. He discussed realisation of precision medicine for type 2 diabetes and emphasised potential of new tech to prevent diabetes-related deaths. Award ceremony featured oration by Dr. Hattersley and…

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Which Weight Loss Drug Is Best And Safest? Here’s What Sets Them Apart

Earlier this month, the FDA approved Eli Lilly's Zepbound, a drug similar to its diabetes drug Mounjaro but specifically advertised for weight loss.

Inverse

Early Menstruation Linked To Heightened Risk Of Type 2 Diabetes Later In Life: Study

The study also suggests that girls who start menstruation before the age of 10 or younger, are at an increased risk of having a stroke before the age of 65.

Medical Daily

Vincent Marks obituary

Biochemist who transformed the treatment of diabetes and was an expert witness in two high-profile murder trials

The Guardian - UK

Experts stress the need to consider arthritis as major non- communicable disease

This was highlighted during a discussion at the Global Ayurveda Festival here on the challenges posed by diseases that are not spread by human-to-human contact but pose major health problems like diabetes, blood pressure and heart ailments.

The Hindu

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Man charged with manslaughter after woman dies at ‘slapping therapy’ workshop

Danielle Carr-Gomm, 71, died at Cleeve House in Seend, Wiltshire, on 20 October 2016 after taking part in a workshop to help with her diabetes

The Independent UK

‘Proper diet and disciplined lifestyle can help prevent diabetes’

Sri Narayani Hospital and Research Centre in Vellore organised a day-long awareness programme on World Diabetes Day. Actor Radhika inaugurated the event and Director N. Balaji spoke on causes of diabetes. Prizes and certificates were given to doctors, nurses, nursing college students and school students for creating awareness. Hospital Superintendent…

The Hindu

Pick up the pace if you're walking for health, researchers say

New research suggests pace, more than volume or distance, matters in reducing your risk of type 2 diabetes through walking

Advnture

Which blood sugar monitor is best?

Monitoring the level of glucose (sugar) in your blood is vital if you have diabetes. You get results in real time, which allows you to adjust your medications, exercise and food accordingly.

The Conversation

Man charged after woman dies during ‘slapping therapy’ at Wiltshire hotel

Hongchi Xiao accused of manslaughter by gross negligence of Danielle Carr-Gomm, 71, who was seeking help for diabetes

The Guardian - UK

IIT start-up creates digital twin to monitor health; study shows success in controlling blood sugar levels

Twin Health, an IIT Madras startup, developed a digital twin to monitor health parameters. A study of 206 prime patients and 82 controlled patients found that 90% of precision treatment patients achieved normal blood sugar, stopped taking diabetes meds, and 73% achieved remission. 50% reduction in cardiovascular events was also…

The Hindu

Study Finds Walking Faster Reduces Diabetes Risk

Walking faster reduces the risk of diabetes, according to a new study.

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Medical Daily

Brisk Walking Reduces Risk Of Type 2 Diabetes: Study

With every one km increase in the speed of walking, the researchers found a 9% reduction in diabetes risk.

The Independent UK

Doctors reveal the one daily change people can make to lower diabetes risk

Researchers looked at 10 studies to find out if pace had an impact on diabetes risk

The Independent UK

Simply walking faster could cut risk of type 2 diabetes, study finds

People who take brisk steps are likely to have ‘greater muscle mass’

The Guardian - UK

Walking faster linked to ‘significantly lower risk’ of developing type 2 diabetes

Until now it was unclear what walking speed needed to reduce risk of type 2 diabetes

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The Independent UK

Brisker walking pace could lower type 2 diabetes risk, study suggests

Researchers looked at 10 studies to find out if pace had an impact on diabetes risk.

Evening Standard

Best red wines for people with diabetes to drink, based on expert advice

It's all about low-sugar

The Hindu

To mark World Diabetes Day, CMC Vellore organises exhibition, poster competition and consults for patients

World Diabetes Day 2023: CMC Vellore organised a day-long exhibition and poster competition to commemorate World Diabetes Day.

Medical Daily

Worried About Your Medical Conditions While Planning A Vacation? Here's How You Can Travel Safe

With some thoughtful planning and necessary precautions, traveling could be definitely on the cards for people with health conditions such as heart disease and diabetes.

Dynamite News

Long-term sleep deprivation raises insulin resistance in women

sleep-deprivation">Chronic sleep deprivation, according to one study, can raise insulin resistance in otherwise healthy women, with postmenopausal women seeing the most severe consequences. Read further on Dynamite News:

AAP

No jury for religious group charged over death of girl

Fourteen members of a religious group have been charged over the death of eight-year-old girl who allegedly had her diabetes medication withheld.

The Guardian - AU

Police investigating whether driver’s diabetes a factor in Daylesford pub crash that killed five

Detective tells coronial hearing that investigation still in its ‘infancy’ and no charges have been laid

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