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Have Diabetes? Nutritionist Explains How To Build A Better Plate
Meals such as dal with roti, potato sabzi with roti or several rotis with very little protein and vegetables can cause blood sugar to rise quickly.
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Artificial Sweeteners Not Risk-Free, Still Increase Diabetes And Metabolic Syndrome Risks: Study
A new study has identified the health risks associated with consuming artificial sweeteners. Here are the ways they can do so, along with healthier alternatives to implement instead.
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Diabetes Prevention Must Be National Priority, Says Dr Jitendra Singh
Union Minister of State Dr Jitendra Singh, on Sunday called for making diabetes prevention a national priority, saying rural India is no longer untouched by the diabetes epidemic and requires a community-led, technology-enabled and data-driven response.
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Women With Endometriosis At 46% Higher Risk Of Diabetes, Study Suggests
The team found that diabetes risk varied across different forms of endometriosis, suggesting the condition may have broader long-term health implications than previously recognised. Chronic inflammation in endometriosis could be contributing to the development of insulin resistance and diabetes.
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Blood Glucose Monitoring vs Continuous Glucose Monitoring: What Should A Diabetic Choose?
Traditional Blood Glucose Monitoring (BGM) provides a single snapshot of your blood sugar at one exact moment, whereas Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) tracks your glucose levels 24/7 through a wearable sensor.
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1 In 20 Delhi-NCR Adults Suffer From Dual Diabetes And Blood Pressure Risk, Finds New Study
Dr Rajiv Passey explains why people are at high risk of diabetes and high blood pressure. Here is a new study that reveals a startling clinical finding that should force you to refocus your health.
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Is Nashpati Or Pear Helpful For Managing Blood Sugar Levels?
Dr Sujeet Jha explains how nashpati, or pear, can prove helpful for managing blood sugar levels. Here is how you should consume the fruit and how to manage your fruit intake for better blood sugar control.
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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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Have Diabetes? Nutritionist Explains How To Build A Better Plate
Meals such as dal with roti, potato sabzi with roti or several rotis with very little protein and vegetables can cause blood sugar to rise quickly.
-
Artificial Sweeteners Not Risk-Free, Still Increase Diabetes And Metabolic Syndrome Risks: Study
A new study has identified the health risks associated with consuming artificial sweeteners. Here are the ways they can do so, along with healthier alternatives to implement instead.
-
Diabetes Prevention Must Be National Priority, Says Dr Jitendra Singh
Union Minister of State Dr Jitendra Singh, on Sunday called for making diabetes prevention a national priority, saying rural India is no longer untouched by the diabetes epidemic and requires a community-led, technology-enabled and data-driven response.
-
Women With Endometriosis At 46% Higher Risk Of Diabetes, Study Suggests
The team found that diabetes risk varied across different forms of endometriosis, suggesting the condition may have broader long-term health implications than previously recognised. Chronic inflammation in endometriosis could be contributing to the development of insulin resistance and diabetes.
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Blood Glucose Monitoring vs Continuous Glucose Monitoring: What Should A Diabetic Choose?
Traditional Blood Glucose Monitoring (BGM) provides a single snapshot of your blood sugar at one exact moment, whereas Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) tracks your glucose levels 24/7 through a wearable sensor.
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1 In 20 Delhi-NCR Adults Suffer From Dual Diabetes And Blood Pressure Risk, Finds New Study
Dr Rajiv Passey explains why people are at high risk of diabetes and high blood pressure. Here is a new study that reveals a startling clinical finding that should force you to refocus your health.
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Is Nashpati Or Pear Helpful For Managing Blood Sugar Levels?
Dr Sujeet Jha explains how nashpati, or pear, can prove helpful for managing blood sugar levels. Here is how you should consume the fruit and how to manage your fruit intake for better blood sugar control.
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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
-
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.
