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Two slices of ham a day can raise type 2 diabetes risk by 15%, research suggests

Cambridge-led study of 2m people globally is most comprehensive evidence yet of red meat link to diabetes

The Guardian - UK

Two slices of ham a day ‘associated with 15% higher risk of type 2 diabetes’

Findings suggest both red and processed meat consumption is associated with higher risk, scientists say.

The Independent UK

Eli Lilly Weight-loss Drugs Cut Long-term Diabetes Risk: Study

Weight-loss drugs produced and distributed by Eli Lilly show promising results in cutting long-term diabetes risk.

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Support for processed food taxes grows

Participants of a survey conducted by Ipsos said the taxes would help combat the country’s obesity crisis

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Biden Administration Negotiates Lower Drug Prices For Medicare Recipients

Medicare recipients set to save Biden Administration Negotiates Lower Drug Prices For Medicare Recipients.5 billion on essential medications through negotiated prices by 2026, reducing out-of-pocket costs significantly.

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Why exercising to lose weight backfires

Although exercise has benefits other than weight loss, recent research suggests it may instead cause weight gain

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Heme Iron And Diabetes: Study Says Reducing Red Meat Could Lower Risk

Researchers found that heme iron, which is present in red meat and other animal products, could increase the risk of type 2 diabetes. In contrast, non-heme iron in plant-based food does not pose a similar risk.

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Diabetic Remission Possible Through Soups And Shakes Diet, Says Study

A recent study gives hope to millions of people struggling with diabetes, as researchers say diabetic remission is possible through a simple dietary intervention.

Medical Daily

'Comedy is an outlet': Performer opens up about using Ozempic ahead of Fringe show

A COMEDIAN bringing her second show to the Edinburgh Fringe has opened up about her experience with weight-loss medication and the importance of…

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Scientists hail ‘smart’ insulin that responds to changing blood sugar levels in real time

Exclusive: People with type 1 diabetes may in future only need to give themselves insulin once a week, say experts

The Guardian - UK

Majority in UK want new tax on makers of ultra-processed and junk food

Exclusive: Poll findings prompt calls for ministers to impose sugar tax-style levy on companies to combat obesity

The Guardian - UK

Increased migratory flows and poorer health are leading to a surge in organ trafficking in Latin America

Kidneys are the organs most frequently trafficked, driven by the high demand resulting from increased rates of renal disease linked to diabetes

Latin Times

Best cookbooks for diabetics to help you make delicious and easy recipes

Regulatory recipes for glorious glucose levels

Evening Standard

Another damning study done on UPFs

"We also found that more disadvantaged groups consume more of these foods"

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What is the soup and shake diet, and how can it fight diabetes?

A liquid diet could reverse the effects of type 2 diabetes, doctors have said

The Guardian - UK

NHS ‘soup and shake’ diet puts almost a third of type 2 diabetes cases in remission

Programme may soon be expanded in England after study finds ‘life-changing benefits’ of meal replacement scheme

The Guardian - UK

Are ultra-processed foods always harmful?

Letters: People buy ultra-processed foods because they can’t afford anything else, writes Laurence N Mann; plus letters from Helen Grist and Niklas Grundstrom

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‘It’s like a gift from God’: the program letting Melbourne’s long-term homeless catch their breath

Wraparound services help rough sleepers get on top of health issues and find stable housing – but workers say the clock starts ticking the moment people walk in

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Why we grocery shop the way that we do

"So, let's go on a hypothetical shopping trip!"

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Why school anti-obesity policies failed

Evidence has grown that school BMI screenings aren’t helpful and can even be harmful. Why do they persist?

The Guardian - UK

Ozempic or Wegovy can be a godsend, but their non-medical use is alarming

Semaglutides are powerful drugs that carry risks, not tools for rapid weight loss, says professor of public health Devi Sridhar

The Independent UK

Weight loss drugs can help people quit smoking, study finds

Researchers call for special clinical trials to evaluate semaglutide’s potential for use in smoking cessation

Evening Standard

Ustekinumab: Psoriasis drug could treat diabetes in children without need for insulin, study finds

Drug found to help target ‘trouble-making’ cells in the blood

Evening Standard

Best snacks for diabetics that taste great and help manage blood sugar

Healthy swaps and snacks to satisfy hunger between meals

The Independent UK

How pensioner fell under the spell of crank healing guru she called ‘messenger sent by God’

Hongchi Xiao had styled himself as ‘Master Xiao’ with his workshop participants treated as ‘keen disciples’

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