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Can yogurt help control blood sugar levels in diabetics? Read this

Recently, a lot has been discussed about curd or yogurt and its role in controlling blood sugar levels. On March 1, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) gave a green flag to the "use of certain qualified health claims regarding the consumption of yogurt and reduced risk of type…

The Times of India

Rise and grind? Working late, volatile hours may lead to depression, illness by 50

Burnt out much? A study links working late, or variable shifts with health problems later in life. Maybe it's time to quit hustle culture for good.

WEKU

Autoimmune triggers and how it affects gut health

The human body is wondrous and complicated— it has its own system of defence known as the immune system. Apart from several natural barriers that protect our vulnerable organs from external damage, our immune system also produces antibodies. These are proteins that interact and attack invading pathogens (antigens) with the…

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‘It’s eating what the sea provides’: Galicia’s Atlantic diet eclipses Mediterranean cousin

In Fisterra in north-west Spain, a diet rich in seafood, fruit and vegetables survives, and has been found to reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes and heart-related conditions

The Guardian - UK

European Regulators Find No Link Between Diabetes Drugs And Suicide

European and U.S. regulators find no evidence linking Ozempic and Wegovy to increased suicide risk.

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Hypertensive Disorders In Pregnancy Linked To Fatal Heart Disease Risk After Giving Birth: Study

The study revealed that the conditions that typically cause dangerously high blood pressure in pregnancy except gestational diabetes doubled the fatal cardiovascular disease risk in women.

Medical Daily

ACV: Is it really that good for you?

"There isn't as much scientific evidence to support its popularity as a health tonic as some [might think]"

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SASTRA provides assistance to children with Type 1 diabetes at medical camp

A medical camp was held at Thanjavur Government Rajah Mirasdar Hospital by Idhayangal Trust, Coimbatore, to provide medication for children affected with Type 1 diabetes

The Hindu

Natural remedies to keep blood sugar level at normal range

Maintaining healthy blood sugar levels is crucial for overall well-being, especially for individuals managing diabetes or aiming for optimal health. As per the World Heart Federation, around 1 billion people suffer from issues related to blood pressure. While medications play a vital role, adding natural remedies to your lifestyle can…

The Times of India

What is Diabetic retinopathy? How can diabetes affect your vision?

With the advent of the 21st century, healthcare practitioners have witnessed a dramatic increase in the number of people being diagnosed with diabetes globally. According to the International Diabetes Federation (IDF), Diabetes affects an estimated 537 million adults worldwide between the age of 20 to 79 (10.5% of all adults…

The Times of India

iHealth Unified Care: Transforming Health Management with Innovation and Compassion

Health management and technology create a harmonious relationship with iHealth Lab's Unified Care.

International Business Times

Lancet paper provides proof for undeniable link between high glycaemic index and diabetes

In a paper published in The Lancet Diabetes and Endocrinology last week, the authors showed a clear link between high GI and diabetes. The authors say: “The association between the glycaemic index and the glycaemic load [GL] with type 2 diabetes incidence is controversial.”

The Hindu

5 health problems responsible for nearly 80% of deaths in India: Know about causes, solutions and preventions

India is currently experiencing a period of transition in its economy, population, and epidemiology with regard to health. While we consistently are making efforts to enhance the healthcare system in India, the social and economic gap in accessing healthcare and early diagnosis still remains a challenge due to deep-rooted myths…

The Times of India

Construction workers’ health checkup exposes serious risk factors they face

Bengaluru construction workers' health screening reveals high risks of hypertension, diabetes, liver disease, and anaemia, prompting government intervention.

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Skin-whitening trend continues in Ivory Coast, despite ban

Eight years after a national ban on skin-whitening products came into force in Ivory Coast, the trend continues to boom despite its health risks. Half of Abidjan's women are known to engage in skin depigmentation, which can lead to serious health issues such as diabetes and hypertension. NGOs are denouncing…

France 24

The failure of Ivory Coast's ban on skin-lightening products

How the ban on skin-lightening products in Ivory Coast has not stopped thousands of women from buying these creams. This as health officials warn of risks such as diabetes and hypertension. Also we head to the Anbar region in Iraq which is undergoing massive reconstruction after the collapse of the…

The Canberra Times

Diabetes ruined Grace's military dream but she's learnt to live a 'full life'

'I'm not going to sit in bed and wallow.'

International Business Times

Diabetes Drug Shows Promise Against Parkinson's In Clinical Study

A drug used to treat diabetes slowed the progression of motor issues associated with Parkinson's disease, a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine said Wednesday.

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The Guardian - UK

Diabetes drug may slow progression of Parkinson’s, say researchers

Researchers say findings that diabetes drug lixisenatide can slow progression of motor symptoms could be exciting step forward

Evening Standard

Thousands with Type 1 diabetes to receive 'artificial pancreas': Tech & Science Daily podcast

Thousands of adults and children with Type 1 diabetes in England are to receive an 'artificial pancreas' in a world-first initiative being rolled out by the NHS.

Medical Daily

Being Moderately Overweight Lowers Cardiovascular Death Risk In Older Adults With Diabetes: Study

Researchers have now identified the ideal weight for adults with type 2 diabetes to minimize their risk of death from cardiovascular disease.

The Hindu

Naturally occurring bile acid can blunt statin-induced diabetes

Study finds UDCA can counteract statins' risk of inducing diabetes by restoring glucose homeostasis without limiting lipid-lowering effect.

The Guardian - UK

Study: ‘gamechanger’ diabetes drugs cost up to 400 times more than needed

Drug companies urged to ‘release stranglehold’ on medicines such as Ozempic and Trulicity, as millions are priced out of treatment

The Hindu

Study finds one way statins can cause diabetes, and a solution

Study finds ursodeoxycholic acid can counteract statins' risk of inducing diabetes, offering potential solution to the common medication’s side effect.

AAP

Lengthy trial for faith group charged over girl's death

More than a dozen members of a religious group face charges of murder or manslaughter over the death of eight-year-old by withholding her diabetes medication.

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