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BRICS Leaders On Obesity: Why The Growing Health Crisis Needs Urgent Action
The BRICS leaders' recognition of obesity and non-communicable diseases as major public health challenges reflects a growing global concern.
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Early Statin Use After Type 2 Diabetes Diagnosis May Reduce Dementia Risk, Suggests New Study
Statins work mainly by lowering LDL cholesterol. High LDL can contribute to the build-up of fatty deposits inside arteries, increasing the risk of heart disease and stroke. Protecting blood vessels may also be beneficial for brain health.
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Health Expert Reveals How Lifestyle Changes Helped Reverse Diabetes
Luke Coutinho explained that people with Type 2 diabetes should not stop or change their medicines on their own.
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Fatty Liver Disease Is Rising Fast And Most People Don't Know They Have It
As India continues to grapple with rising rates of obesity, diabetes and other metabolic disorders, fatty liver disease can no longer be viewed as a niche liver condition or a problem restricted to major cities.
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Can GLP-1 Drugs Change Testosterone Levels? Doctor Explains
It found that total testosterone generally increased during GLP-1 therapy, particularly among men with obesity, type 2 diabetes or functional hypogonadism.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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BMI vs Waist-To-Hip Ratio: Which Better Predicts Your Health Risk?
BMI is widely used to assess obesity but cannot differentiate between muscle and fat or indicate fat distribution in the body.
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Cutting Sugar Isn't Enough: Study Says Eating Too Little Of This Food Is Driving India's Diabetes Crisis
According to the study, inadequate fruit intake is the leading dietary risk that's contributing to type 2 diabetes across South Asia, including India. This highlights a way to prevent the chronic condition through simple dietary changes.
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What Happens If You Stop Walking After 40? The Health Risks Explained
Turning 40 doesn't mean your health has to decline but it does mean your body needs more consistent care.
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BRICS Leaders On Obesity: Why The Growing Health Crisis Needs Urgent Action
The BRICS leaders' recognition of obesity and non-communicable diseases as major public health challenges reflects a growing global concern.
-
Early Statin Use After Type 2 Diabetes Diagnosis May Reduce Dementia Risk, Suggests New Study
Statins work mainly by lowering LDL cholesterol. High LDL can contribute to the build-up of fatty deposits inside arteries, increasing the risk of heart disease and stroke. Protecting blood vessels may also be beneficial for brain health.
-
Health Expert Reveals How Lifestyle Changes Helped Reverse Diabetes
Luke Coutinho explained that people with Type 2 diabetes should not stop or change their medicines on their own.
-
Fatty Liver Disease Is Rising Fast And Most People Don't Know They Have It
As India continues to grapple with rising rates of obesity, diabetes and other metabolic disorders, fatty liver disease can no longer be viewed as a niche liver condition or a problem restricted to major cities.
-
Can GLP-1 Drugs Change Testosterone Levels? Doctor Explains
It found that total testosterone generally increased during GLP-1 therapy, particularly among men with obesity, type 2 diabetes or functional hypogonadism.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
BMI vs Waist-To-Hip Ratio: Which Better Predicts Your Health Risk?
BMI is widely used to assess obesity but cannot differentiate between muscle and fat or indicate fat distribution in the body.
-
Cutting Sugar Isn't Enough: Study Says Eating Too Little Of This Food Is Driving India's Diabetes Crisis
According to the study, inadequate fruit intake is the leading dietary risk that's contributing to type 2 diabetes across South Asia, including India. This highlights a way to prevent the chronic condition through simple dietary changes.
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What Happens If You Stop Walking After 40? The Health Risks Explained
Turning 40 doesn't mean your health has to decline but it does mean your body needs more consistent care.
