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Expert Opinion: Here's What You Can Do To Avoid Sudden Glucose Spike Post Meals and Manage It Better
"Incorporating this simple strategy into your meals can support better blood sugar control," Anjali Mukerjee writes in her caption.
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Blood Sugar Monitoring: Why Is it Important? Know How And When To check
Blood sugar levels fluctuate throughout the day mainly due to food intake, emotional upheavals, and sleep disturbances.
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World Diabetes Day 2022: Understanding The Importance Of Monitoring Your Blood Sugar Levels Regularly
World Diabetes Day 2022: While one takes care of their diet and exercises regularly to control their blood sugar levels, people with diabetes must also monitor their blood glucose levels.
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COVID-19: Expert Elaborates On Challenges Faced By Women With Diabetes
Pregnant women with diabetes should keep on getting quality consideration for ideal results, and the mental strength of ladies likewise needs unique thought.
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Diabetes Management: Expert-Recommended Diet, Lifestyle & Blood Glucose Monitoring Tips For Recently-Diagnosed Diabetics
Blood Sugar Management: Regular monitoring of blood sugar levels and once-a-month visit to the doctor are a must if you have diabetes. Read here to know more tips for those who have been recently-diagnosed with the condition.
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World Kidney Day 2020: 5 Lifestyle Tips To Improve The Health Of Your Kidneys Naturally
World Kidney Day 2020: Did you know that you need to monitor your blood pressure and blood sugar regularly in order to maintain the health of your kidneys? Read here to know other lifestyle tips that are important for kidney health.
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Diabetic Retinopathy: Know How Uncontrolled Diabetes Can Affect Your Vision And What You Can Do To Prevent It
Diabetic retinopathy: To avoid diabetic retinopathy and other complications associated with diabetes, you need to maintain a healthy lifestyle and a healthy weight along with regular monitoring of blood sugar levels.
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Food May Activate Single Brain Cell That May Regulate Blood Sugar Level
The researchers claim to have found a single neuron in the brain, which gets activated when sugar/food is consumed and is able to monitor and control sugar levels in the body. The team carried out the study on Drosophila, the vinegar fly.
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Google Parent Alphabet's Verily Unit Halts Glucose-Detecting Contact Lens Project
Verily, which was previously part of the tech firm's Google X research and development unit, had partnered with Novartis' eye-care division, Alcon, to develop the lens.
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Ayurveda For Diabetes: 4 Diabetic-Friendly Recipes To Try
For diabetics, it is imperative to constantly monitor their diet and medication to keep their blood sugar levels in control. Diabetes is one of the major lifestyle diseases, which is affecting millions of people in the country today.
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Diabetes Management: AI Technology May Soon Replace Painful Finger Pricking Way Of Measuring Blood SugarÂ
Diabetes management: Researchers have developed a small non-invasive device by combining radar and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies that would help people with diabetes to monitor their blood sugar levels.
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FDA Approves Continuous Glucose Monitoring Device Not Requiring Blood: 5 Foods to Control Your Blood SugarÂ
The Food and Drug Association of the United States (FDA) has approved Abbott's FreeStyle Libre Flash Glucose Monitoring System for adults which does not require diabetics to prick their fingers and draw blood.
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Scientists Discover Paper Patch Which May Help Diabetics Monitor Sugar
Researchers device a paper-based sensor patch that could allow diabetics to effectively measure glucose levels during exercise
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Self Monitoring Does Not Improve Blood Sugar Control
According to recent research blood glucose testing does not offer a significant advantage in blood sugar control for type 2 diabetes patients who are not treated with insulin.
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Beware: Not Monitoring Your Exercises Could Worsen Type 1 Diabetes
Maintaining good exercise regimen may be difficult and risky, especially for people with Type 1 diabetes, because exercise tends to cause fluctuations in blood sugar, warns a study.
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Expert Opinion: Here's What You Can Do To Avoid Sudden Glucose Spike Post Meals and Manage It Better
"Incorporating this simple strategy into your meals can support better blood sugar control," Anjali Mukerjee writes in her caption.
-
Blood Sugar Monitoring: Why Is it Important? Know How And When To check
Blood sugar levels fluctuate throughout the day mainly due to food intake, emotional upheavals, and sleep disturbances.
-
World Diabetes Day 2022: Understanding The Importance Of Monitoring Your Blood Sugar Levels Regularly
World Diabetes Day 2022: While one takes care of their diet and exercises regularly to control their blood sugar levels, people with diabetes must also monitor their blood glucose levels.
-
COVID-19: Expert Elaborates On Challenges Faced By Women With Diabetes
Pregnant women with diabetes should keep on getting quality consideration for ideal results, and the mental strength of ladies likewise needs unique thought.
-
Diabetes Management: Expert-Recommended Diet, Lifestyle & Blood Glucose Monitoring Tips For Recently-Diagnosed Diabetics
Blood Sugar Management: Regular monitoring of blood sugar levels and once-a-month visit to the doctor are a must if you have diabetes. Read here to know more tips for those who have been recently-diagnosed with the condition.
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World Kidney Day 2020: 5 Lifestyle Tips To Improve The Health Of Your Kidneys Naturally
World Kidney Day 2020: Did you know that you need to monitor your blood pressure and blood sugar regularly in order to maintain the health of your kidneys? Read here to know other lifestyle tips that are important for kidney health.
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Diabetic Retinopathy: Know How Uncontrolled Diabetes Can Affect Your Vision And What You Can Do To Prevent It
Diabetic retinopathy: To avoid diabetic retinopathy and other complications associated with diabetes, you need to maintain a healthy lifestyle and a healthy weight along with regular monitoring of blood sugar levels.
-
Food May Activate Single Brain Cell That May Regulate Blood Sugar Level
The researchers claim to have found a single neuron in the brain, which gets activated when sugar/food is consumed and is able to monitor and control sugar levels in the body. The team carried out the study on Drosophila, the vinegar fly.
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Google Parent Alphabet's Verily Unit Halts Glucose-Detecting Contact Lens Project
Verily, which was previously part of the tech firm's Google X research and development unit, had partnered with Novartis' eye-care division, Alcon, to develop the lens.
-
Ayurveda For Diabetes: 4 Diabetic-Friendly Recipes To Try
For diabetics, it is imperative to constantly monitor their diet and medication to keep their blood sugar levels in control. Diabetes is one of the major lifestyle diseases, which is affecting millions of people in the country today.
-
Diabetes Management: AI Technology May Soon Replace Painful Finger Pricking Way Of Measuring Blood SugarÂ
Diabetes management: Researchers have developed a small non-invasive device by combining radar and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies that would help people with diabetes to monitor their blood sugar levels.
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FDA Approves Continuous Glucose Monitoring Device Not Requiring Blood: 5 Foods to Control Your Blood SugarÂ
The Food and Drug Association of the United States (FDA) has approved Abbott's FreeStyle Libre Flash Glucose Monitoring System for adults which does not require diabetics to prick their fingers and draw blood.
-
Scientists Discover Paper Patch Which May Help Diabetics Monitor Sugar
Researchers device a paper-based sensor patch that could allow diabetics to effectively measure glucose levels during exercise
-
Self Monitoring Does Not Improve Blood Sugar Control
According to recent research blood glucose testing does not offer a significant advantage in blood sugar control for type 2 diabetes patients who are not treated with insulin.
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Beware: Not Monitoring Your Exercises Could Worsen Type 1 Diabetes
Maintaining good exercise regimen may be difficult and risky, especially for people with Type 1 diabetes, because exercise tends to cause fluctuations in blood sugar, warns a study.
