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Broccoli ‘super soup’ may help keep type 2 diabetes at bay

Smarter Food ramps up production of its GRextra plant strain that helps lower elevated blood glucose levels

The Guardian - UK

Researchers target stem cells in human stomach to treat diabetes

A potential strategy for treating diabetes uses stem cells from the human stomach to create cells that release insulin in response to rising blood sugar levels. Read further on Dynamite News:

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New WHO Guidance Says to Avoid Fake Sugars — Here’s What You Should Use Instead

Artificial sweeteners are up to 400 times sweeter by weight – but provide no or negligible energy.

Inverse

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Kirkcudbright family organise We're A Knockout competition for diabetes charity

More than 200 people will put themselves to the test on June 3, with supporters urged to turn out and raise money for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF)

Daily Record

Dementia linked with diabetes as risk 'triples' in people diagnosed younger

A new study suggests people diagnosed with diabetes younger triple their risk of developing dementia.

Daily Record

Dementia risk increases the younger a person develops diabetes, study suggests

The findings indicate preventing progression from prediabetes to a diagnosis of type 2 diabetes, could mean a reduction in future dementia cases.

The Independent UK

Analysts expect Medtronic to deliver frank financial answers this week

Medtronic is facing sluggish sales growth, is in the midst of deep cost-cutting and started ongoing global layoffs in April. It's also spinning off businesses with weaker profit margins.

Tribune News Service

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'I found out I had diabetes but it's now in remission after I lost 3st with simple change'

Jane Grant, 48, was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes after the coronavirus lockdowns and felt devastated - but thanks to a meal replacement diet, she managed to put her diabetes into remission

Daily Mirror

'I thought about food constantly' Size 18 mum-of-one drops three dress sizes by ditching greasy takeaways

Teacher Jane Grant went from 14st to 10st 9lbs

Wales Online

Livingston assistant tackles marathon with a difference to raise funds for Diabetes UK

Neil Hastings was due to run the Edinburgh Marathon on Sunday - but it clashed with Livi's final fixture.

Daily Record

Insulin costs almost a month’s wages in poorer countries, says study

Health experts say the vital diabetic medication shouldn’t cost more than a single day’s salary

The Guardian - UK

'Higher risk of sight loss for African-Caribbean people with diabetes is a big concern'

Miriam Stoppard says it is our responsibility to find out if there’s a variation in the form diseases take in different ethnic groups with African-Caribbean people with type 1 diabetes a greater risk

Daily Mirror

The Huawei Watch 4 has an unusual health feature the Apple Watch has yet to pick up

Huawei claims its new smartwatch, the Huawei Watch 4, is equipped with an unprecedented wearable feature for tracking blood sugar levels.

Android Central

Bacteria leaking from our guts is making people fatter, say scientists

Endotoxins are also driving disease such as type 2 diabetes

Wales Online

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Manchester Evening News

'Our kind and funny teenage son told us he was feeling unwell on the phone — it was the last time we ever spoke to him'

David Aitken died just weeks short of his 20th birthday

Daily Record

Heartache as 'kind and funny' teen dies after complaining on phone of not feeling well

David Aitken never appeared to be ill after being diagnosed with diabetes, only showing symptoms of thirst, his heartbroken family said.

The Times of India

Cholesterol, diabetes and more: Complete guide on which test detects what health issue

People are always up on their toes to take care of their children, family, and friends. However, when it comes to taking care of their own health they mostly lag behind. While working moms get overwhelmed in balancing work and personal life, in the midst of their morning-to-night home managing…

The Guardian - UK

Friday briefing: Are appetite-suppressing drugs really a fast track to weight loss?

In today’s newsletter: Semaglutide has won endorsements from celebrities and expert drugs advisers and has gone viral on TikTok. But don’t expect a quick fix

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The Independent UK

New obesity jab that sparked diabetes row in US could get NHS green light

Tirzepatide is currently approved by regulators for type 2 diabetes – but may soon also be approved for obesity

Salon

Is it time for a sugar renaissance?

"[What] do the new WHO guidelines mean for people who have switched to artificial sweeteners for health reasons?"

Wales Online

All you need to know about weight-loss drug Wegovy and Ozempic tipped to treat dementia

Although age is by far the greatest risk factor for dementia, obesity and type 2 diabetes are also major risk factors

The Conversation

Wegovy and Ozempic: could the new weight-loss drug also treat dementia?

Over 55 million people worldwide have dementia. This mind-robbing condition has a huge impact on society and the economy, so scientists are working hard to find ways to treat or prevent it. One of the avenues being explored is the new weight-loss jab, Wegovy.

The New Daily

WHO says artificial sweeteners are no good for weight loss or health. Is sugar better?

Some artificial sweeteners are synthetic, others are extracted from foods such as monk fruit and the stevia plant.

Daily Record

Scots mum lost short-term memory after surgery for brain tumour she thought was headache

Gillian Wilson, 53, has suffered the loss of her short-term memory and developed two types of diabetes following surgery in 2010.

The Conversation

The WHO says we shouldn't bother with artificial sweeteners for weight loss or health. Is sugar better?

This week, the World Health Organization (WHO) advised that “non-sugar sweeteners should not be used as a means of achieving weight control or reducing the risk of noncommunicable diseases” such as diabetes and heart disease.

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