Ozempic ingredient linked to dangerous eye condition that could threaten sight Higher risk of developing nonarteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy found in study The Independent UK · Mar 28, 2025
7 common mistakes that can worsen the effects of diabetes on our body Living with diabetes requires daily attention and lifestyle adjustments. In India alone, more than 77 million people suffer from diabetes, and over 25 million are pre-diabetic. In such a case, one might think the people must have learned how to live life through diabetes, but here, we are wrong. Many… The Times of India · Mar 27, 2025
How Diabetes Patients Are Fighting for Affordable Insulin The World Health Organization states that there were around 830 million people living with diabetes in 2022. More than half of them weren't taking diabetes medications, including insulin, likely due to access and cost issues. inkl · Mar 27, 2025
Strictly star Nikita Kuzmin reveals diabetes diagnosis as he is left shaking during live interview Strictly Come Dancing star Nikita Kuzmin has opened up his diabetes diagnosis and revealed his low blood sugar left him shaking during a live interview. The Independent UK · Mar 25, 2025
Diabetic foot pain: expert tips on how to cope An estimated 1 in 10 people worldwide have diabetes. Africa is the region with the fastest growth and it’s estimated that the number of people on the continent with diabetes will more than double in the next 20 years, increasing to about 55 million people by 2045. The Conversation · Mar 24, 2025
From dry skin to unexplainable weight loss, surprising signs of diabetes no one talks about Lesser known signs of diabetes all should know The Times of India · Mar 24, 2025
Pharmacare is now law in Canada, but negotiations with provinces could slow progress Despite Canada’s commitment to universal health care, one in 20 Canadians cannot afford their prescribed medications, with people from Alberta, New Brunswick and British Columbia being the most likely to say they’re missing doses due to costs. The Conversation · Mar 23, 2025
Type 2 diabetes increases risk of liver and pancreatic cancers, study shows Chance of developing some of the most lethal tumours up to five times higher in women recently diagnosed with condition The Guardian - UK · Mar 22, 2025
Mounjaro: As Eli Lilly's blockbuster anti-obesity drug comes to India, expert lists key side effects Eli Lilly's blockbuster drug 'Mounjaro' was launched in India on Thursday. The pharma manufacturer said it has launched a first-of-its-kind medication for obesity and type 2 diabetes in the country after obtaining approval from the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO). The company said it has introduced Mounjaro in a… The Times of India · Mar 21, 2025
Popular diabetes drug, Mounjaro, launched in India Mounjaro (tirzepatide), a breakthrough drug for the treatment of Type 2 diabetes and obesity, has been released in India. The drug has been approved by the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO). The Times of India · Mar 20, 2025
8 physical clues our body might be developing diabetes Our bodies are constantly communicating with us, sending signals when something isn’t quite right. Diabetes doesn’t develop overnight—it gives early warning signs that many people overlook. Paying attention to these physical changes can help detect diabetes early, allowing for timely intervention and better health management. Here are 8 physical clues… The Times of India · Mar 20, 2025
From dementia to deadly diseases: What eyes can reveal in advance about health The eyes are called the windows to the soul, but they can also serve as a mirror to one’s overall health. Many serious diseases, including dementia, diabetes, and even cancer, can show early warning signs through subtle changes in the eyes. Regular eye exams can help detect these conditions before… The Times of India · Mar 19, 2025
Trump administration cuts funding to long-term diabetes study: Report More than 1,000 people have been fired from the health agency as part of Trump cuts The Independent UK · Mar 18, 2025
From diet to lifestyle: What increases your risk of kidney disease? Kidney disease is a rapidly growing health problem worldwide, and millions are suffering from chronic kidney disease (CKD) without their knowledge. While genetics and health conditions like diabetes and hypertension cause kidney problems, lifestyle choices and dietary habits also play a significant role in increasing the risk. The following discussed… The Times of India · Mar 13, 2025
The Times of India · Mar 13, 2025 Are your kidneys OK? Signs you shouldn’t ignore Kidney disease occurs when the kidneys lose their ability to filter waste and excess fluids from the blood. It can result from diabetes, high blood pressure, infections, or genetic disorders. Symptoms include swelling, fatigue, changes in urination, and nausea. Chronic kidney disease (CKD) progresses over time and may lead to…
The Times of India · Mar 13, 2025 How diabetes and hypertension affect kidney health Kidneys are a pair of organs that help filter toxins, eliminate waste end products, control the blood pressure of red blood cells, and maintain electrolytes. Hypertension and diabetes are the most common causes of kidney disease worldwide. When left uncontrolled, they can lead to severe kidney damage, such as chronic…
The Conversation · Mar 13, 2025 Generative AI and deepfakes are fuelling health misinformation. Here’s what to look out for so you don’t get scammed False and misleading health information online and on social media is on the rise, thanks to rapid developments in deepfake technology and generative artificial intelligence (AI).
Fortune · Mar 12, 2025 Older adults may be wasting time on controlling blood sugar and should focus on this health risk instead Healthy blood sugar looks different when you’re over 65.
The Times of India · Mar 12, 2025 Diabetes and heart health: Why women need to pay extra attention Diabetes and heart health have close relations, and women face various challenges due to the hormonal imbalance, genetic variations and changes in their lifestyle. Women need to pay some extra attention as they may be at higher risk of getting heart disease. Here are a few reasons why women need…
The Conversation · Mar 11, 2025 Fresh fruit down, junk food up: our modelling suggests Australians’ diets will get worse by 2030 The age-old saying “you are what you eat” rings true – diet quality affects our health from the inside out. While a healthy diet can improve health and wellbeing, a poor diet increases the risk of chronic health conditions such as obesity, diabetes and heart disease.
The Times of India · Mar 11, 2025 Gestational diabetes: What every pregnant woman should know Gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) is the inability to process carbohydrates properly during the period of pregnancy. Less response to insulin creates high blood sugar levels in the mother. In India, around 5 million women report GDM every year. The rate of GDM in the country is from 10-14% which is…
LiveScience · Mar 10, 2025 We may finally understand how metformin lowers blood sugar, animal study finds The common diabetes drug metformin works partly by excreting sugar from the bloodstream into the intestines, where gut bacteria then convert it into chemicals that improve the insulin response.
Evening Standard · Mar 10, 2025 Michael Mosley’s son writes book on weight-loss drugs continuing father’s work The late TV doctor’s wife Dr Clare Bailey Mosley is also bringing out a cookbook titled Eating Together: A Recipe For Parenting.
The Independent UK · Mar 10, 2025 Michael Mosley’s son follows in his footsteps by writing book on weight-loss drugs The late TV doctor’s family are continuing his work improving the health of the nation
The Independent UK · Mar 10, 2025 How to eat well with diabetes – and save money doing it Miguel Barclay has built a reputation on proving that good food doesn’t need to cost more than £1 a portion. Now, he’s created a collection of easy, affordable recipes designed for people with type 2 diabetes – meals that don’t just tick the nutritional boxes but taste good too, says…