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Something to Chew Over While You Order Your Next Boba Tea

We hate to break your bubble, but here’s the sweet, sticky truth about a popular Asian drink.

Capital & Main

‘Hollywood skinny jab’: what do we know about anti-obesity drugs such as Ozempic in Australia?

Demand for the jab has prompted worldwide shortages of Ozempic, but a new class of drugs has challenged the way we approach obesity

The Guardian - AU

New test to improve ability to predict diabetes risk in advance of any symptoms

A NEW test analysing changes to DNA in the blood can improve the ability to predict a person’s risk of developing type 2 diabetes within a decade,…

The National (Scotland)

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New test could help identify risk of developing type 2 diabetes earlier

Scientists from the University of Edinburgh made the discovery.

The Independent UK

Age, not weight, identifies diabetes and prediabetes better, finds new US study; know more

Age will help to spot diabetes and prediabetes conditions in adults better, a new study done by researchers from Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University have found. The study has been published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine recently.

The Times of India

Polyphotonix strikes deal with diabetes care firm for innovative sleep mask

The link-up has been described as a 'turning point' for the County Durham firm and a step towards it international expansion

Birmingham Post

Diabetes cases up 10% in one year

More Thais are being diagnosed with diabetes and hypertension every year, says the Department of Disease Control (DDC).

Bangkok Post

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Health: Shedding weight may benefit your heart, even if some weight regained, says Research

According to a research losing weight with some lifestyle changes was associated with a decrease risk factors for cardiovascular disease for at least five years.

Dynamite News

Study evaluates cardiovascular risk disparities among young people of color with Type 1 diabetes

Understanding what’s driving these disparities could help target critical interventions.

Chicago Sun-Times

'Step closer to a safer way of stopping kidney failure and need for dialysis in diabetics'

Dr Miriam Stoppard shares exciting research from Bristol University that will be welcome news to the 4.8 million people in the UK who have diabetes, a condition that puts them at greater risk of kidney issues

Daily Mirror

Human milk is essential, yet scientists know little about it. UCSD plans to change that

It is one of the few foods that nearly everyone on the planet has consumed at some point. It's linked to a host of health benefits, from reducing the risk of asthma and Type 1 diabetes to fighting off infections.

Los Angeles Times

Losing weight may be beneficial to your heart, even if some weight is regained: Study

A systematic review of research published in Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes, a peer-reviewed American Heart Association journal, found that losing weight with lifestyle changes in an intensive behavioural weight loss programme was linked to a decrease in risk factors for cardiovascular disease and Type 2 diabetes for at least…

Dynamite News

Urgent appeal for man missing after going to Lanzarote

Gary is known to have type 2 diabetes and may be prone to seizures

Wales Online

How Investors are Capitalizing on the Ozempic and Wegovy Craze

Ozempic and Wegovy started as injectable diabetes treatments. But now, these “appetite suppressants” are being touted as miracle weight loss drugs.

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Daily Record

Losing weight cuts heart disease and diabetes risk - even if you put some back on

Struggling to maintain weight loss can discourage people from trying in the first place, but shedding pounds will still offer great benefits even if you gain some back.

Evening Standard

WHO to consider adding obesity drugs to ‘essential’ medicines list

A panel of advisers to the WHO will review requests for drugs to be included next month

The Independent UK

Former boss of Bridgerton estate died after ‘being prescribed too much insulin’

Simon Howard, 66, had ‘unstable diabetes’ and epilepsy, inquest hears

Liverpool Echo

'Ramadan fasting can reduce risk of diabetes and heart disease'

Ramadan involves fasting during daylight hours

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The Times of India

Dry eyes, Myopia and more: 5 reasons you're getting these eye problems

The prevalence of non-communicable eye diseases is rising worldwide, especially in India. According to the findings of several worldwide research, Indians have a greater chance of developing diabetes and glaucoma-related vision issues, including total blindness. It is essential that eye disorders are identified early and the appropriate preventative measures are…

Dynamite News

Molecular mechanism involved in development of type 2 diabetes: Study

Research has identified a molecular mechanism involved in the development of type 2 diabetes. Read further on dynamite News:

The Guardian - UK

Gut bacteria in babies may predict type 1 diabetes in later life, study finds

Researchers identify ‘microbe signature’ found to be in infants who went on to develop disease in childhood or adolescence

Newcastle Herald

Mosley wakes up Aussies to their sleep issues

YOU'LL often find Dr Michael Mosley awake at 3am. Not because the British documentary maker and science journalist is a renown night owl or party animal, but because he suffers from "terrible insomnia." "I find it easy to go to sleep but I tend to wake up at 3am and…

Zenger

How These New Electronic Bandages Could Speed Up The Healing Process

The wireless, battery-free bandage sends electrical signals to help heal wounds and streams real-time data to a smartphone.

The Conversation

Could the common cold give children immunity against COVID? Our research offers clues

Why children are less likely to become severely ill with COVID compared with adults is not clear. Some have suggested that it might be because children are less likely to have diseases, such as type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure, that are known to be linked to more severe…

Birmingham Post

CBI boss hails Welsh medtech startup as "innovative success story"

Afon Technology in Caldicot hopes to launch its non-invasive monitoring device for diabetes sufferers at the end of next year

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