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Scots mum devastated after five-year-old with 'tonsillitis' given leukaemia diagnosis

Stephanie Dalziel, from Penilee in Glasgow, first noticed that her son Blake Gallagher was starting to lose weight in November last year.

Daily Record

Britain has an obesity crisis. We won’t solve it until we start listening to ‘nanny’

In failing to regulate the food sector, successive governments have allowed industry giants to flood the market with products that make us ill

The Guardian - UK

Too much insulin can be as dangerous as too little: Research

A little more than a century has gone since the discovery of insulin, and since then hormone's therapeutic abilities have grown and refined. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Larger-bodied airline passengers forced to pay for two seats prompts call for clearer anti-discrimination laws

Advocates say rules for ‘guests of size’ are inconsistent across Australian aviation, generating anxiety and unfair costs for those affected

The Guardian - AU

Shared rooms, rancid food, no clothes: new report lays bare shocking conditions of those seeking refuge in UK

Asylum seekers are enduring conditions worse than prison as they wait in hotels for claims to be processed

The Guardian - UK

Woman stuck at home for 10 years with chronic back pain after trying to move rabbit hutch

Chanade Smith has only left the house three times in the last decade.

Daily Record

GPs set to introduce big change next month for patients calling for appointments

Doctors who cannot offer an appointment right away will be obliged to provide patients with an assessment there and then

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Study finds childhood adversity is linked to increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes as young adults

A new study has found that individuals who experienced childhood adversity are at increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes (T2D) in early adulthood. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Meat and cheap carbohydrates the main drivers for type 2 diabetes

Most cases of type 2 diabetes are caused by poor diet, with meat and bread – your barbecue basics – most at fault.

The New Daily

Woman unable to leave her home for TEN years after attempting to move rabbit hutch

Chanade Smith, from Derby, severely hurt her back while attempting to transport a heavy rabbit hutch in her house in 2013 and has only left her home three times in the last decade

Daily Mirror

Drinking more tea and coffee could help millions of people with diabetes live longer

Swapping sugary drinks for cups of coffee or tea may extend the lifespans of diabetic people, research suggests.

Daily Record

Could ice cream be . . . healthy?

Could it be true? Could the prized, cherished dessert actually have some latent health benefits?

Salon

Diabetes conference offering support taking place in Dublin next month

The conference aims to bring people with the illness together so they fell less alone.

Dublin Live

80-year-old Glasgow pensioner who struggled walking to the bus stop loses 4 stone in epic transformation

Bill Ryan, from Bearsden, decided to change his eating habits after doctors told the 80-year-old he'd need to start taking medication to help with his declining health.

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Newcastle University professor leads 'life-changing' research showing weight loss can put type 2 diabetes in remission ‘for at least five years'

The data suggests that losing weight and keeping it off can help reverse diabetes

Daily Record

Rising type 2 diabetes cases driven by three foods, new study finds

Poor diet is contributing to worldwide rising cases of the disease - and certain foods have played a bigger role in the increase.

The Independent UK

Arizona boy hospitalized twice before death in state care

An autopsy report released this month says a 9-year-old boy in the care of Arizona's child welfare agency was hospitalized twice for a life-threatening complication of diabetes before he died Dec. 26

Daily Record

Weight loss can reverse type 2 diabetes 'for at least five years', study finds

The research found that those who stuck to a low-calorie diet to shed and keep pounds off were in diabetes remission for as many as five years.

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The Independent UK

At-risk pregnant women to get home diabetes test in world first

Doctors at University Hospital Southampton are trialling a finger-prick test to be carried out at home.

Nottingham Post

Michael Mosley verdict on NHS 'soup and shake' diet as new study shows incredible results

New study has shown the 800-calorie-a-day health service program can permanently reverse type two diabetes

Evening Standard

Losing weight on NHS soup and shake diet can ‘reverse’ type 2 diabetes

Obesity is a major cause of type 2 diabetes, and research suggests obese people are as much as 80 times more likely to develop the condition

The Guardian - UK

Nanny statism fears behind UK’s 30-year failure to tackle obesity, report says

IfG says Labour and Conservative governments have shied away from addressing subject seen as a minefield

The Guardian - UK

How UK governments from Major to Johnson tried to tackle obesity

Successive administrations have produced hundreds of policies to solve public health threat since 1990

The Times of India

World Liver Day: How can you lower your risk of liver related diseases if you have diabetes?

One of the body's most important organs, the liver, metabolizes food and eliminates poisons. However, when you have Diabetes, you may be at an increased risk of developing liver-related diseases. In this article and on the occasion of world liver day, we will discuss and spread awareness about how you…

The Independent UK

Government ‘squeamishness’ over tackling obesity ‘will lead to higher taxes’

The Institute for Government said rising UK obesity rates are harming people’s health, burdening the NHS and seriously damaging the economy.

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