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Kombucha tea effective in lowering blood glucose level: Study

Regular consumption of this kombucha tea could help reduce fasting blood glucose levels in individuals with type 2 diabetes, says a study published in Frontiers in Nutrition, researchers at Georgetown University Hospital. The study has uncovered potential benefits of kombucha tea for diabetic patients. With diabetes reaching alarming levels worldwide,…

The Times of India

Researchers discover impact of parental relatedness on type 2 diabetes, other common diseases

According to a recent study, close family marriages, or consanguinity, may raise the chance of developing common conditions including type 2 diabetes and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Read further on Dynamite News:

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Incidence of diabetes among youth increased during COVID pandemic: US Study

Youth-onset diabetes is a serious chronic health condition that poses significant risks to affected individuals, especially those with type 2 diabetes and those from racial and ethnic minority groups, such as non-Hispanic Black individuals. Previous research has shown an increase in the incidence of both type 1 and type 2…

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Diabetes linked to early puberty onset in both girls, boys: Study

Research has discovered diabetes has been linked to early puberty onset in both girls and boys. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Monitoring body temperature using smartwatch holds key to detecting chronic diseases in the future

A recent study by the Perelman School of Medicine published in the journal Nature Communications found that continuous measurement of body temperature using smartwatches can help in the early detection of chronic diseases like- type 2 diabetes, hypertension, liver disease, kidney failure, and many more.

The Times of India

Public health advocates demand warning labels, ban on junk food ads

Public health experts, consumer groups, lawyers, and patient groups call on Union government to check rise in consumption of UPF, warning of obesity and diabetes. NAPi report, "The Junk Push", reveals 43 lakh children under 5 are obese/overweight. Regulatory policies ineffective to stop misleading ads. WHO India study shows 200,000…

The Hindu

We're already labelled: group accused over girl's death

Members of a religious group charged over the death of a girl by withholding diabetes medication say they've already been labelled so "won't seek a jury trial".

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Diabetic Ketoacidosis: Dark Side of Diabetes

By Prof Ram Shankar Upadhayaya

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Denmark's Novo Nordisk and South Africa's Aspen sign a deal to produce insulin for African patients

Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk has signed a deal with South Africa’s Aspen Pharmacare to produce human insulin specifically for diabetes patients in Africa where there is a dire need for the life-saving treatment

The Independent UK

Basic eye test could diagnose diabetes and hypertension

Diagnosis of diabetes, high blood pressure and other health conditions could become as simple as shining light into a patient's eyes, researchers say.

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Doctors Treating Trans Children Fear For Their Lives And Ability To Provide Care

A research team surveyed pediatric endocrinologists to assess how transgender health bans are affecting them.

Zenger

Polycystic ovary syndrome and gut health: what you need to know

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) affects around 8% to 13% of women during their reproductive years. Symptoms include irregular menstrual cycles, acne, excessive facial hair growth, voice changes, ovarian cysts and challenges in conception. It can also increase your risk of developing Type 2 diabetes and heart disease.

The Conversation

MIT Scientists Create Implantable Oxygen Device For Diabetics To Control Blood Sugar

Researchers in America have developed a new device that could be implanted in diabetics to control their blood sugar levels

Zenger

Here's What $1,000 Invested in Eli Lilly 10 Years Ago Would Be Worth Now

Eli Lilly stock has surged over 1,200% in the last 10 years. Here's why I remain bullish on this blue-chip healthcare stock right now.

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State conference on diabetes concludes in Kannur

Research Society for Study of Diabetes holds 2nd quarterly State conference in Kannur to discuss causes, treatments, and lifestyle changes for diabetes.

The Times of India

Can diabetes cause behavioral changes? Experts explain

There is a need to explore diabetes, especially type 2 diabetes, from every possible dimension. The reason: it is spreading like wildfire. In the past 3 decades the prevalence of type 2 diabetes has risen dramatically in countries of all income levels, the World Health Organisation (WHO) says. In India,…

The Conversation

Mounjaro: type 2 diabetes drug more effective than Ozempic to launch in the UK — here’s what you need to know

A new drug to treat type 2 diabetes has been approved for use) in the UK. Tirzepatide (sold under the brand name Mounjaro) could be available for prescription by early 2024 – subject to availability.

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A moonshot against the obesity and diabetes pandemics

City Voices: A major mobilisation of public and private capital is needed to combat what has become a pandemic of metabolic ill-health.

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What is bionic pancreas? How is it changing diabetes care?

Type 1 diabetes, is a chronic condition, in which the pancreas do not make any insulin, the hormone which the body uses to allow glucose to enter cells and produce energy. it is mostly seen in children and is also known as juvenile diabetes.

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Night owls beware: Diabetes risk is high

The correlation was found regardless of other unhealthy habits, but there are things you can do to reduce the risk

Evening Standard

Best cereals for diabetics: Low sugar, wholegrain options for morning munching

Keep blood sugar levels at bay

Zenger

Night Owls More Likely To Develop Diabetes Than Early Birds, New Study Finds

Researchers found people who stay up all hours and wake up late are at a 19% greater risk.

Fortune

Night owls have more unhealthy lifestyle habits and a 72% higher risk for diabetes, according to a new study

A new study touts the early bird.

The Independent UK

Being a ‘night owl’ increases risk of diabetes by 19% – study

Scientists have found women who go to bed and wake up late are also more likely to have unhealthy lifestyles.

The Independent UK

Why staying up late puts you more at risk of developing diabetes

A study in the US found those who stay up all hours are at more risk of developing the disease

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