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Noida Woman Alleges PVR Staff Denied Entry Over Diabetes Emergency Kit, Cinema Chain Responds
She also alleged that a manager told her that people with her condition should not come to watch movies.
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Why Diet And Exercise Don't Always Prevent Type 2 Diabetes, New Study Reveals
Researchers observed that while many people experienced major improvements in blood sugar control and insulin sensitivity after losing weight, others showed only limited metabolic changes.
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New AI Tool Doesn't Just Detect Diabetes, It Pins Down The Exact Type You Have
Researchers have developed a new AI tool to detect diabetes. Here is how it will work and how it can be used to classify diabetes into different groups.
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Diabetes, Hearing Loss Linked To Dementia Risk In India: Study
An earlier onset of diabetes, hearing loss, physical inactivity and undernourishment are among the critical and modifiable risk factors for dementia in India, according to a study.
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If Your Diabetes Is Well Controlled On Daily Insulin, Should You Switch To A Once-Weekly Option?
The newly-launched once-weekly basal insulin, Awiqli (insulin icodec by Novo Nordisk) is another therapeutic option that may suit certain individuals better than others
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Can Drinking Diet Sodas Cause Memory Loss? Study On Low-Calorie Sweeteners Explains Link
A study in Neurology links high artificial sweetener intake to faster cognitive decline in adults under 60, especially those with diabetes.
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Empty Calories Or Something Else? What Is Really Wrong With Sugar?
A healthy diet does not have to mean never eating dessert. The key is ensuring that foods high in added sugar remain occasional treats rather than becoming a daily habit.
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Not All Fat Is Bad: Why Your Body Needs Healthy Fat Cells To Prevent Diabetes
The researchers focused on a rare inherited condition called familial partial lipodystrophy type 2 (FPLD2). People with this condition gradually lose healthy fat from certain parts of the body but often develop diabetes, fatty liver disease, and high blood fat levels.
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Arjuna Ranatunga's New Look After Bariatric Surgery: Does The Procedure Always Cause Drastic Changes?
Former Sri Lankan cricket captain Arjuna Ranatunga's dramatic weight loss after bariatric surgery has sparked public interest in the procedure.
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How To Build Muscle Without A Gym If You Have Diabetes
Building muscle helps people with diabetes improve glucose metabolism and insulin sensitivity, supporting better blood sugar control.
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Diabetes At 35: Why Are Indians Developing Type 2 Diabetes Nearly A Decade Earlier Than The West?
Poor maternal nutrition, low birth weight followed by rapid childhood weight gain, and inadequate early-life nutrition can permanently alter glucose metabolism.
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Nutritionist Urges Pregnant Indian Women To Get Diabetes Screening Beyond HbA1c Test
The nutritionist says nearly one in four Indian women may develop gestational diabetes.
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Fatty Pancreas May Up The Risk Of Diabetes, Cancer: Signs, Risk Factors Explained
Fatty Pancreas Disorder occurs when excess fat builds up in the pancreas, impairing insulin production and raising diabetes and cancer risks.
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People With Type 2 Diabetes Face Higher Risk Of Severe Dengue: Study
Persistently high blood sugar impairs immune function and damages blood vessels, making people with diabetes more susceptible to severe dengue infection.
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Have Diabetes? Experts Say Don't Skip This 10-Minute Routine After Meals
Light walking after meals may help your body process food more efficiently while supporting healthy blood sugar levels.
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Noida Woman Alleges PVR Staff Denied Entry Over Diabetes Emergency Kit, Cinema Chain Responds
She also alleged that a manager told her that people with her condition should not come to watch movies.
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Why Diet And Exercise Don't Always Prevent Type 2 Diabetes, New Study Reveals
Researchers observed that while many people experienced major improvements in blood sugar control and insulin sensitivity after losing weight, others showed only limited metabolic changes.
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New AI Tool Doesn't Just Detect Diabetes, It Pins Down The Exact Type You Have
Researchers have developed a new AI tool to detect diabetes. Here is how it will work and how it can be used to classify diabetes into different groups.
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Diabetes, Hearing Loss Linked To Dementia Risk In India: Study
An earlier onset of diabetes, hearing loss, physical inactivity and undernourishment are among the critical and modifiable risk factors for dementia in India, according to a study.
-
If Your Diabetes Is Well Controlled On Daily Insulin, Should You Switch To A Once-Weekly Option?
The newly-launched once-weekly basal insulin, Awiqli (insulin icodec by Novo Nordisk) is another therapeutic option that may suit certain individuals better than others
-
Can Drinking Diet Sodas Cause Memory Loss? Study On Low-Calorie Sweeteners Explains Link
A study in Neurology links high artificial sweetener intake to faster cognitive decline in adults under 60, especially those with diabetes.
-
Empty Calories Or Something Else? What Is Really Wrong With Sugar?
A healthy diet does not have to mean never eating dessert. The key is ensuring that foods high in added sugar remain occasional treats rather than becoming a daily habit.
-
Not All Fat Is Bad: Why Your Body Needs Healthy Fat Cells To Prevent Diabetes
The researchers focused on a rare inherited condition called familial partial lipodystrophy type 2 (FPLD2). People with this condition gradually lose healthy fat from certain parts of the body but often develop diabetes, fatty liver disease, and high blood fat levels.
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Arjuna Ranatunga's New Look After Bariatric Surgery: Does The Procedure Always Cause Drastic Changes?
Former Sri Lankan cricket captain Arjuna Ranatunga's dramatic weight loss after bariatric surgery has sparked public interest in the procedure.
-
How To Build Muscle Without A Gym If You Have Diabetes
Building muscle helps people with diabetes improve glucose metabolism and insulin sensitivity, supporting better blood sugar control.
-
Diabetes At 35: Why Are Indians Developing Type 2 Diabetes Nearly A Decade Earlier Than The West?
Poor maternal nutrition, low birth weight followed by rapid childhood weight gain, and inadequate early-life nutrition can permanently alter glucose metabolism.
-
Nutritionist Urges Pregnant Indian Women To Get Diabetes Screening Beyond HbA1c Test
The nutritionist says nearly one in four Indian women may develop gestational diabetes.
-
Fatty Pancreas May Up The Risk Of Diabetes, Cancer: Signs, Risk Factors Explained
Fatty Pancreas Disorder occurs when excess fat builds up in the pancreas, impairing insulin production and raising diabetes and cancer risks.
-
People With Type 2 Diabetes Face Higher Risk Of Severe Dengue: Study
Persistently high blood sugar impairs immune function and damages blood vessels, making people with diabetes more susceptible to severe dengue infection.
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Have Diabetes? Experts Say Don't Skip This 10-Minute Routine After Meals
Light walking after meals may help your body process food more efficiently while supporting healthy blood sugar levels.
