3 Reasons Analysts Love DexCom Continuous glucose monitoring devices are vital to those with type 2 diabetes, and DexCom is cementing its position as a leader in this growing market. MarketBeat · May 5
6 Silent Signs Your Body Is Struggling With Insulin Resistance Insulin resistance often develops quietly, without dramatic symptoms that demand immediate attention. Many people go years without realizing their bodies are struggling to regulate blood sugar effectively. Left unchecked, this condition can increase the risk of type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and metabolic disorders. Recognizing insulin resistance symptoms early can… Budget and the Bees · Apr 30
Early data links Wegovy to risk of 'eye stroke' — here's what to know A rare form of vision loss has been linked to certain GLP-1s, but more so to Wegovy than to other weight-loss drugs in this class. Should you worry? LiveScience · Apr 29
“Leave A Child With Any Male”: 65 Things Emergency Workers Swear They’ll Never Do, Based On Experience Doctors, firefighters, paramedics and other emergency personnel have seen the worst. And many wish they could have forewarned their patients of the dangers lurking in daily life. Here's what the men and women tasked with saving lives want you to know, in an interesting list of "never-will-I-ever" Bored Panda · Apr 29
What Extreme Heat Is Really Doing to Your Body in India Right Now The heat in India right now is not just uncomfortable. It is aggressive, early, and increasingly unpredictable. Across states, temperatures are rising weeks ahead of schedule, with forecasts warning of above-normal heatwave days throughout the season. What this means is simple but deeply unsettling. Your body is being pushed beyond… MyLifeXP · Apr 28
Wearable glucose monitors offer real-time data, but for healthy people no guidelines exist to interpret the numbers Keeping tabs on blood sugar throughout the day used to be the exclusive domain of people with diabetes. But in 2026, anyone can buy a user-friendly wearable device that provides minute-by-minute readouts on how their glucose levels respond to food and movement. The Conversation · Apr 28
This “Healthy” Food Might Actually Be Harmful for Your Pet Every pet owner wants the best for their furry or feathered companion. From choosing premium food to offering fruits and treats, the intention is always good. But what if some of these “healthy” choices are not as safe as they seem? The truth is that animals process food very differently… Times Pets · Apr 28
Johnson & Johnson Plans to Sell Prescription Drugs to TrumpRx in Cost-Reduction Push Johnson & Johnson will sell diabetes and blood thinner drugs on TrumpRx as part of a U.S. push to reduce prescription medication costs. International Business Times · Apr 27
Why Your Dog Knows You’re Not Okay Before Anyone Else There are times when you feel slightly off, tired, anxious, or unwell, and before you even understand it yourself, your dog is already behaving differently. It may stay closer, stare more, or quietly sit beside you without being called. This reaction is not coincidence or imagination. Science increasingly shows that… Times Pets · Apr 27
Your daily coffee habit could deliver real health benefits—if you make it this way Pay attention to grinding, roasting, and brewing techniques and timings Fit & Well · Apr 27
Taking vitamin D supplements has hidden potential benefits for some people Vitamin D may help prevent pre-diabetes, which affects 6.3 million Britons, but only for those who have a certain gene The Independent UK · Apr 23
Best Diet Plans for Dogs and Cats Feeding your pet the right diet is one of the most important responsibilities of a pet owner. Dogs and cats have different nutritional needs, and providing the correct balance of proteins, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals is essential for their well being. Poor diet choices can lead to obesity, digestive… Times Pets · Apr 23
Diagnostic dilemma: A teen's classic diabetes symptoms didn't improve with treatment — revealing she also had a much rarer syndrome A teen went to the emergency room with classic signs of diabetes, but odd aspects of her case pointed to a second, rarer diagnosis. LiveScience · Apr 22
The Conversation · Apr 21 Umbilical cord blood may hold clues for a child’s risk of developing Type 1 diabetes Your early life may quietly set the stage for developing Type 1 diabetes, an increasingly common, lifelong condition that can significantly affect daily life.
The Independent UK · Apr 20 Sen. Mark Warner announces death of 36-year-old daughter: ‘heartbroken beyond words’ Virginia Sen. Mark Warner and his wife, Lisa Collis, announced on Monday the death of their 36-year-old daughter. Madison Warner died after a “decades-long” battle with juvenile diabetes and other health issues, the family said. “We are heartbroken beyond words by the passing of our beloved daughter, Madison, 36, after…
The Conversation · Apr 20 The 10 pence pill that underpins diabetes care – and may do much more besides Metformin has a strong claim to being one of the most influential medicines of the past century. For decades, it has underpinned the treatment of type 2 diabetes, helped millions of people control their blood sugar, and inspired a second life in research on everything from ageing and cancer to…
LiveScience · Apr 20 Scientists identify main cause of extreme nausea and vomiting in pregnancy A key gene tied to hyperemesis gravidarum, an extreme form of vomiting in pregnancy, is also linked to a heightened risk of type 2 diabetes, scientists report.
Times Pets · Apr 16 5 Common Homemade Foods That May Harm Your Dog Feeding your dog feels like an act of love. Many people feel proud when they cook meals at home for their pets, thinking it is healthier than packaged food. But dogs have different nutritional needs compared to humans. Their bodies process food in a different way, and certain ingredients that…
Medical Daily · Apr 15 Family History and Genetics Explain the Health Risks That Run in Families Discover how genetics, heredity, and family history influence health risks and inherited conditions, helping doctors predict, prevent, and personalize medical care for better well-being.
International Business Times UK · Apr 15 Here's Why Those GLP-1 Drugs Might Not Be Working For You New research shows genetic differences can reduce GLP-1 drug effectiveness, meaning some patients may not see expected improvements in blood sugar control.
Times Pets · Apr 14 Choosing Between Syrian and Dwarf Hamsters: A Complete Guide Syrian hamsters are often solitary and calm, while dwarf hamsters tend to be more social and active, making each suitable for different types of pet owners. Although Syrian and dwarf hamsters may appear similar at first, they differ greatly in terms of size, temperament, social behavior, and care requirements. Before…
The Independent UK · Apr 13 Consuming artificial sweeteners may raise diabetes risk for your children and grandchildren Study says common sweeteners like sucralose and stevia may alter gene expression
Marie Claire · Apr 12 “At 43, I Couldn’t Run for a Bus—Now I Run Marathons, Despite Being Visually Impaired and Managing Diabetes" Overcoming adversity, one stride at a time.
LiveScience · Apr 11 Science news this week: Artemis II splashes down, the world's fattest parrot bounces back, and the Shroud of Turin is contaminated April 11, 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.