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Science news this week: Artemis II lifts off, diabetes cured in mice, and smog in China shapes Arctic storms

April 4, 2026: Our weekly roundup of the latest science in the news, as well as a few fascinating articles to keep you entertained over the weekend.

LiveScience

Insulin Therapy for Diabetes Management: Daily Strategies for Better Blood Sugar Control

Insulin types explained for diabetes management and blood sugar control, covering basal-bolus therapy, pumps, and strategies for stable daily glucose levels.

Medical Daily

Effective Prediabetes Management Through Balanced Diet Regular Exercise and Monitoring

Learn how diet, exercise, and monitoring support prediabetes management, enhance glycemic control, and reduce Type 2 diabetes risk through proven lifestyle strategies and the diabetes prevention program.

Medical Daily

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Scientists cured type 1 diabetes in mice by creating a blended immune system

By creating a hybrid immune system between the recipient and the donor, researchers were able to transplant insulin-producing cells that were not rejected.

LiveScience

Diabetes advocates cross their fingers as a bipartisan bill revives efforts to lower insulin costs

A bipartisan group of senators is aiming to relieve high insulin costs for more Americans

The Independent UK

Family of Mexican National Who Died in ICE Custody Demands Justice: 'This Is Not a Way to Lose a Loved One'

While in custody, ICE said Ramos-Solano received ongoing medical care for several conditions, including diabetes and hypertension, identified during intake at the facility, but so far immigration authorities have not released a cause of death.

Latin Times

California’s $35 Insulin Copay Cap and New State‑Branded Insulin Could Significantly Lower Costs in 2026

Living with diabetes in America has long meant navigating unpredictable and often crushing insulin costs. Many patients have stood at the pharmacy counter wondering whether they could afford their next vial. Health policy experts have long argued that the U.S. insulin market allowed prices to rise far beyond what most…

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No need to sign up for gym: even small movements have health benefits – research

South Africa is facing an alarming increase in non-communicable diseases and related mortality. According to Statistics South Africa, deaths due to non-communicable diseases such as type 2 diabetes and hypertension increased by over 58% between 1997 and 2018.

The Conversation

Large proportion of diabetics may have undiagnosed heart failure, study suggests

Research involving 700 patients was led by the University of Glasgow.

Evening Standard

Large proportion of diabetics may have undiagnosed heart failure, study finds

The study, which began more than three years ago, involved more than 700 people with diabetes

The Independent UK

Scientists Develop a Pill That Can Deliver Insulin Without Needles

For millions of people living with diabetes, daily insulin injections are a constant, unavoidable routine. But what if managing blood sugar didn’t require needles at...

Saving Advice

Diabetes Drug Affects Brain: New Study Reveals Why Metformin May Work Differently Than Believed

New research from Baylor College of Medicine uncovers a brain-based pathway involving the Rap1 protein, enhancing metformin's effectiveness for Type 2 diabetes and paving the way for innovative therapies.

International Business Times UK

Common Mistakes First Time Pet Owners Make

Getting a new pet is super exciting! But without planning, you might face big problems like vet bills or ruined furniture. Studies show 20 to 30% of new owners give up their pet in the first year because of surprises like endless shedding, night time craziness, or allergies. Many myths…

Times Pets

Scientists Discover Metformin Works Directly In The Brain, Offering New Diabetes Treatment Insights

Discover how a recent study uncovers Metformin's unexpected effects on the brain, potentially leading to new diabetes treatments.

International Business Times UK

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Why You Must Drink Green Tea Daily: 7 Science-Backed Benefits

Green tea is a minimally processed and antioxidant-rich beverage that remains as a favourite among health experts and doctors. Indeed, people are increasingly replacing coffee with green tea for their morning and afternoon breaks. A key reason being that green tea comes to us with moderate amounts of caffeine compared…

International Business Times UK

Metformin Brain Side Effects Raise Questions After Scientists Find Brain 'Switch'

Discover how metformin, a common diabetes medication, may lower blood sugar through a newly identified brain pathway, offering fresh insights into its mechanism.

The Conversation

Could a new type of weight-loss pill shake up the market? Here’s what to know about orforglipron

A new type of daily pill has proven more effective for weight loss and blood sugar control than its currently available counterparts, according to a recent trial. The drug, known as orforglipron, could be a game-changer in the rapidly expanding oral weight-loss drug market.

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Medicare’s New Drug Price Reductions Start Soon: Here Are the 10 Medications Affected

Rising prescription drug costs have been something seniors have dealt with for years. Unfortunately, some retirees are faced with paying for their medication or eating. Thankfully,...

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Medical Daily

Game Changing Pill in Clinical Trials Cuts Diabetes Risk by 50 Percent and Redefines Diabetes Prevention

Discover how a new medication from recent clinical trials offers a breakthrough in diabetes prevention by improving blood sugar control and supporting healthy lifestyle integration.

Saving Advice

Why Doctors Are Watching Ozempic’s Emerging Role in Post–Heart Attack Recovery

For years, Ozempic and similar drugs were known mainly for managing diabetes and promoting weight loss. But now, doctors are paying attention for a completely...

The Conversation

Type 1 diabetes linked to higher dementia risk – new study

As increasing numbers of people with type 1 diabetes live into old age, a large new study has found they face almost three times the risk of developing dementia compared to people without the condition – raising urgent questions about how the disease affects the brain over time.

Times Pets

When Pets Predict Human Health Problems: Real Cases

Humans and pets share a unique bond that goes beyond companionship. Often, pets notice changes in our bodies and behaviors before we do. From dogs sensing low blood sugar to cats alerting owners about seizures, the intuition and sensitivity of animals can be life-saving. This article explores real cases where…

The Independent UK

RFK Jr. makes food sound like a miracle drug. Researchers say he often overstates the science

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is promoting food as medicine, but experts say he's overstating what diet can do for serious illness

Euronews

Weight-loss drugs may lower the risk of depression, anxiety, and self-harm, study finds

GLP-1 weight-loss drugs with semaglutide were associated with a lower risk of depression, anxiety, substance use disorders, and self-harm, according to a new study.

The Guardian - UK

GLP-1 diabetes drugs could stop anxiety and depression worsening, study finds

Drugs such as semaglutide may be useful for mental health conditions associated with diabetes, authors say

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