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Pregnancy Care: Dim lights before bedtime can reduce risk of gestational diabetes, says study

Pregnant women should dim the lights in their home and turn off or at least dim their screens a few hours before bedtime to reduce the risk of gestational diabetes. Must read further on Dynamite News:

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NHS waiting times driving patients to seek weight-loss help in Turkey, says surgeon

Concerns grow after 67 cases of botulism poisoning in past three weeks linked to clinics in Istanbul and İzmir

The Guardian - UK

Three Cups Of Coffee A Day Could Curb Obesity, Prevent Diabetes

It is already established that caffeine increases metabolism, accelerates fat burning, and reduces appetite.

Zenger

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Endometriosis Awareness Month: What is it and where Glaswegians can seek support

March marks Endometriosis Awareness Month. But what are the symptoms, how is it diagnosed, is there are cure and how can I seek help? Here is everything you need to know.

Glasgow Live

Kirkcudbright mum gets her running shoes back on for diabetes charity

Heather Hall is taking part in this year’s Edinburgh Half Marathon to help raise funds to tackle type one diabetes, which her son Owen was diagnosed with in 2017

Daily Record

An Artificial Sweetener Could Cure Autoimmune Diseases That Doesn’t Protect The Body

There are over 100 autoimmune diseases where the in-built defense system accidentally attacks instead of protecting the body.

Zenger

‘I’m not a doctor just FYI’: the influencers paid to hawk drugs on TikTok

Many ‘patient influencers’ offer medical advice without always revealing ties to pharmaceutical companies

The Guardian - US

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Common Friday habit could mean you're not getting enough sleep

Sleep deprivation can lead to a whole host of health problems

Liverpool Echo

Fast Food Consumption Linked To Life Threatening Liver Condition

Fast food lovers more likely to develop potentially life-threatening illnesses as those who eat fast food daily sours the health

Zenger

Weight Watchers wins when our diets fail – it won’t change society’s broken thinking around food

The diet industry benefits if you become a customer for life: its profits soar with our failures, says psychotherapist, psychoanalyst and social critic Susie Orbach

The Guardian - UK

Overweight in youth could be a risk factor for blood clot in adult life

Being overweight in childhood and in early adulthood increases the risk factors for blood clots later in life, a University of Gothenburg study shows. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Study finds sweetener in fizzy drinks 'could treat immune disorders'

It could be used as a treatment if it is found to have similar effects in humans

Irish Mirror

Sweetener in fizzy drinks 'could treat immune disorders'

Sucralose is about 600 times sweeter than sugar and the effects it has on the body are not yet fully understood

Wales Online

Commonly used sweetener has ‘unexpected effect on immune system’, say scientists

Consuming a high amount of sucralose lowered the activation of T cells – a type of white blood cell – in mice, researchers found.

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Glasgow man bullied and felt like 'mutant' after developing 'man boobs' due to genetic condition

Martin Bryan was overweight and suffered from a genetic condition which caused the enlargement of his breasts - which knocked his self-esteem down until he had surgery six weeks ago.

Dublin Live

Dublin doctor's warning over 'dangerous' Botox stomach injection in Turkey

The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) has said that 67 cases of botulism have been reported in Europe in recent weeks caused by these treatments

Daily Record

Drinking coffee could affect weight as caffeine linked to 'staying slim'

While health experts advise against consuming too much caffeine, research has showed how certain levels may positively impact the body.

The Independent UK

How drinking more coffee could help you keep the weight off

A new study by Imperial College London has found that the speed at which caffeine is metabolised could have an impact on weight

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The Guardian - UK

Caffeine may reduce body fat and risk of type 2 diabetes, study suggests

Findings could lead to use of calorie-free caffeinated drinks to cut obesity and type 2 diabetes – but more research needed

Wales Online

People with higher caffeine levels in blood 'more likely to be slim'

Coffee drinkers should not change their habits for now though

The Independent UK

Higher blood caffeine levels ‘may help people stay slim’

The rate at which people metabolise caffeine may have an impact on their weight, research suggests.

Wales Online

Widow wants to sue health board over her husband’s Covid death

Gareth Roberts was working as a hospital nurse to provide for his grandson Zac and to ensure the teenager had enough money to go to university

Tribune News Service

New obesity drug would cost Medicare $27 billion, even with limited uptake

Covering Novo Nordisk A/S’s new obesity drug Wegovy could strain the budget of US government insurance program Medicare, according to a new analysis in the New England Journal of Medicine.

Chicago Sun-Times

As SNAP recipients see reduction in funds, Chicago residents make adjustments: ‘I make do’

Starting this month, recipients of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will see a decrease in their benefits after a coronavirus pandemic-era funding boost ended.

Dynamite News

New medicine to lower brain pressure might treat blinding IIH headaches: Study

A new experiment has discovered that patients suffering from 'blinding' headaches known as Idiopathic Intercranial Hypertension (IIH) might be treated with an injectable peptide used to treat type 2 diabetes. Read further on Dynamite News:

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