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Incredible transformations from 12 super slimmers who shed over 100 stone

As the thoughts of many of us turn from festive indulgence to New Year's resolutions we've rounded up some of the most inspirational stories of 2022

Chronicle Live

The latest product recalls from supermarkets including Lidl, Tesco and IKEA

Customers are being urged to return the affected items immediately if they have bought any of the following products recently - or risk possible serious health issues.

Glasgow Live

Diabetes warning signs on your skin could point to high blood sugar

Research suggests that an estimated 500,000 people have diabetes but do not know it. The NHS has a list of main symptoms of the disease

Nottingham Post

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Symptoms and warning signs on your skin that could mean you have diabetes

Around half a million people in the UK are thought to have diabetes without knowing

Liverpool Echo

Physical Problems In Milk Production Makes Women Stop Breastfeeding Early: Study

It is emphasized that physical problems with producing adequate milk are one of the main reasons mothers stop breastfeeding earlier than expected. Read on for details:

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Is your favorite food genetic? Study identifies 325 genes that influence taste

Scientists have found that 325 genes, mostly in the brain, are implicated in determining what we like to eat.

Inverse

Study Explains 'Eating just One Potato Chip Is Impossible' Gene

A gene called CREB-Regulated Transcription Coactivator 1 (CRTC1) is associated with obesity in humans. Read on for details:

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Health: Japanese Research Reveals What Triggers Our Brain To Indulge In Overeating

Despite knowing that high calories foods are detrimental to our health, overeating or binge-eating is a common tendency among many. What triggers this tendency in the brain? Read on for details:

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I've been diagnosed with prediabetes. What does that mean?

If you've been diagnosed with prediabetes, it means your blood sugar levels are not high enough to be classified as Type 2 diabetes, but are high enough to indicate a need for change.

Tribune News Service

Mother admits manslaughter of her teenage daughter after letting her become morbidly obese

Parents faced court after 16-year-old Kayles Louise Trifford was found dead at home

The Independent UK

100-year-old shares secret to healthy living (Hint: Daily Exercise)

On August 27, 2022 Leslie “Les” V. Savino turned 100 years old. Tagged as Hanover's Iron Man by media outlets, Savino's healthy lifestyle is an inspiration.

The Times of India

Loose Women's Dame Kelly Holmes covers her mouth after swearing live on air

Kelly gasped and jumped back after realising what she said

Liverpool Echo

Babies born to parents with diabetes at greater risk of autism, study finds

Maternal diabetes is a state of chronic inflammation that can affect the placenta

The Independent UK

Mum admits killing daughter, 16, by allowing her to become severely overweight

Sarah Lloyd-Jones admitted breaching the care of duty for her disabled daughter and it was "reasonably foreseeable" that it gave rise to a serious and obvious risk of death

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The Guardian - UK

Back to brown: how a shift away from refined white rice could cut diabetes

The secret to a healthier diet has been around for centuries: a return to unprocessed grain in its natural state. And in Asia, the health benefits could be huge

The Guardian - AU

It’s never too late: how to live better with menopause

The onset of menopause comes with a myriad of symptoms that affect many women differently. But even a difficult transition will eventually settle down

Dynamite News

Health: New Treatment Discovered For Rare Eye Disease May Prevent Blindness

Patients with thyroid eye disease who used the minimally invasive insulin-like growth factor I blocking antibody, teprotumumab, experienced improvement in their symptoms, appearance and quality of life, according to a study recently published in the New England Journal of Medicine. Read on for details:

Wales Online

'It's not them, it's you' - expert tells why potatoes don't deserve their bad reputation

They might not be a superfood but potatoes are still a healthy option if handled right

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The Times of India

Doctor shares insights on 'dinner-to-bed time' duration and why it is important

One of the several faulty lifestyle habits is having dinner late. While unknowingly we do not mind when our dinner time slips away to a late hour, we are unaware about the hazards our body gets prone to gradually.

Salon

Starving bodies as public spectacle

In "The Wonder," this morbid fascination with the suffering of the young and beautiful is nothing new

Salon

Picky eater? It could be in your DNA

Ever wondered why people can’t agree on what foods taste good?

Edinburgh Live

Miracle Edinburgh schoolgirl with rare genetic disease raises £4,000 to thank hero medics

Quinn Harrison has Beckwith Wiedemann syndrome and battled kidney cancer last year, but mum Samantha is determined to give back despite waiting for major surgery herself.

ABC News

Semaglutide is causing a social media frenzy. So what is it?

It is not a a viral meme, but a drug that is an injectable medication — originally designed to treat diabetes — that has left those who need it waiting until next year for resupply.

Irish Mirror

Warning over medicine used to treat Type 2 diabetes after woman ends up in ICU due to complications

The danger of death is as high as between 20% and 30%

Chicago Sun-Times

Diabetes care: More aggressive approach to weight loss, cholesterol recommended

In addition to changes in standards for weight control, blood pressure and cholesterol management, the revisions are also intended to address racial disparities in care.

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