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Excess death figures to be examined amid concerns about lockdown effects

An official said circulatory diseases and diabetes ‘may be partly responsible’ for the majority of excess deaths.

The Independent UK

Mental health issues arising from type 1 diabetes need attention, community says

A poet whose battle with the chronic health condition almost drove her to take her own life is pushing for a greater focus on the mental health of people living with type 1 diabetes.

ABC News

50% heart attack patients in north India suffer from pre-diabetes: Study

NEW DELHI: Nearly one out of every two patients rushed to a hospital with a full-blown heart attack caused by blockage of an artery — referred to as ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction (STEMI) in clinical terms — suffer from undiagnosed diabetes or pre-diabetes, according to a study published in the Global…

The Times of India

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Michael Mosley's type 2 diabetes struggle before he reversed condition with 9kg weight loss

The doctor eventually reversed his diabetes on top of losing 9kg.

Daily Record

'I was going to the toilet 30 times a day but emergency surgery saved my life'

Olivia Bartlett has had type 1 diabetes for 15 years and more recently, the 30-year-old was diagnosed with Crohn's Disease after a series of unbearable symptoms

Daily Mirror

Diabetes warning signs your body could be showing you - from acne to skin tags

There are tell-tale signs your body can show you before you fully develop type 2 diabetes.

Daily Record

Warning signs to look out for that could mean you are pre-diabetic

Your body often gives signs if it is not working as it should

Nottingham Post

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Welsh 'glam rock legend' given two years to live due to terrible complications from diabetes

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Wales Online

Your body's warning signs that could be hinting at you being pre-diabetic

The signs to look out for and how to prevent developing type 2 diabetes

Liverpool Echo

PIP providing 35,000 people with diabetes across the UK with up to £627 each month

A successful claim for PIP is worth between £97.80 and £627.60 every four weeks.

Daily Record

Type 2 diabetes: Seven foods you should avoid to keep blood sugar levels low

Those with type 2 diabetes may be eating foods that are considered healthy, but wreak havoc on your blood sugar levels.

Daily Record

Research society launches ‘Save the feet and keep walking’ campaign

As part of its campaign, the The Research Society for the Study of Diabetes in India plans to example the feet of 50,000 diabetics

The Hindu

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The Independent UK

Toxic ‘Forever Chemicals’ Endanger Fetal Development And Increases Diabetes Risk

Unborn children may be at risk for diabetes and other metabolic conditions later in life when exposed to certain common pollutants, according to research by an environmental health scientist.

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Shares dive to less than 1p each and reach three-year low at IT firm used by Boohoo

CloudCoCo's clients also include Mills & reeve, Diabetes UK and Strata

Daily Mirror

Blood sugar levels: 7 foods those with type 2 diabetes should avoid

It's important to be aware of how our diet affects our blood sugar levels, especially for those suffering with condition such as type 2 diabetes. Many may be consuming foods which have been deemed healthy, when in fact they are significantly raising your blood sugar levels

Tribune News Service

Merck & Co.’s Januvia, a popular diabetes drug, was found to be contaminated with a potential carcinogen.

The Times of India

Diabetes: Only few minutes of walking post-meal can help you manage spike in glucose, says study

While the benefits of simple walking are unquestionable, its benefit after a day-meal is self-evident. The importance of walking has been passed down from generations. I remember it specifically when my grandmother used to ask me to accompany her to the mini-garden we had in our backyard after lunch and…

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The Independent UK

Taking short walks after meals helps reduce risk of diabetes and heart problems, study finds

Standing instead of sitting after a meal also has benefits

Wales Online

Musical theatre graduate with millions of views on TikTok hopes to raise awareness of Type 1 diabetes on TV and stage

Molly Bryant from Newport said sharing her story online has given her more confidence in public

Inverse

Nordic Diet vs. Mediterranean Diet: Health benefits of eating like a Viking, explained

Studies have found that Nordic eating patterns were associated with a lower risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes

The Independent UK

Diabetic man, 27, died after GPs ‘failed to investigate rapidly deteriorating health’

Exclusive: NHS England apologised for the sub-standard quality of care provided to Lugano Mwakosya, 27 while a review recommended a ‘further investigation’ into his death

Daily Mirror

Diabetes warning signs in your eyes and how to prevent sight damage

All you need to know about how and why diabetes can affect your vision - including why maintaining low blood sugar levels is key

Bangkok Post

NRCT develops new breathalyser test based on old diabetes device

The National Research Council of Thailand (NRCT) has introduced a prototype of a breathalyser that can detect those infected with Covid-19 with 97% accuracy.

ABC News

Diabetes rates in Central Australia among highest in the world, new research shows

New research finds rates of diabetes in Central Australia are amongst the highest ever seen worldwide – and they are getting worse, with more people diagnosed every year, at far younger ages than ever seen before.

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