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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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Type 1 Diabetes: Can Insulin Ever Be Replaced By A Pill? Doctors Answer
Dr Anoop Misra and Dr Ambrish Mithal explain why insulin injections can't be replaced by a pill. Here is what happened to a diabetes patient who tried to do so, and why you should only follow what a doctor has prescribed for diabetes management.
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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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House Of The Dragon's James Norton Has Type 1 Diabetes: How Actors Like Him Manage The Condition
For actors, managing type 1 diabetes can be especially challenging. Long filming days, physically demanding scenes, delayed meal breaks, and unpredictable schedules can all affect blood sugar levels.
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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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Alexander Zverev Plays With Type 1 Diabetes: How Athletes Manage The Condition
Alexander Zverev manages Type 1 diabetes while competing at Wimbledon, using insulin injections and glucose monitoring during matches.
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Diabetes Runs In Your Family? Here's How To Lower Your Child's Risk
Family history raises diabetes risk but does not guarantee it. Healthy lifestyle choices can prevent or delay type 2 diabetes in children.
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NDTV Lifeline X Diabetes: Doctor Shares The Key Checks Before Prescribing Weight-Loss Injections
Weight-loss injections like GLP-1 agonists aid diabetes and obesity but require thorough patient assessment before prescription.
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Jitendra Singh Urges Mission-Mode National Response Against Liver Epidemic, Diabetes
Union MoS Science & Technology, Earth Sciences, Dr. Jitendra Singh, on Saturday, called for a mission-mode national response against liver epidemic and the sharp rise in Type-2 diabetes in the country.
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Maheep Kapoor, 52, Lost 15 Kg Due To Diabetes: 'I Collapsed, Was In ICU'
"By the time I reached Delhi, I collapsed. I was in the ICU. My body completely, drastically changed. I am dependent on insulin, now I am constantly monitoring my sugar levels," Maheep Kapoor shared
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New Drug Delays Type 1 Diabetes By Up To 3 Years, UK Health Body Approves
Teplizumab is an immunotherapy drug designed to modify the immune system's response. Instead of simply treating symptoms, it works on the underlying cause of Type 1 diabetes. The medicine helps stop the immune system from attacking the insulin-producing beta cells in the pancreas.
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International Yoga Day 2026: What Are The Types Of Yoga? Different Variations Explained
Different types of yoga focus on different goals, such as improving flexibility, building strength, reducing stress, or enhancing spiritual growth. Understanding these variations can help people choose the style that best suits their needs.
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Younger Women See 47% Surge In Type-2 Diabetes Diagnoses; Most Common Risk Factor Explained
The data revealed that between 2017 and 2024, the number of young women under 40 diagnosed with type-2 diabetes jumped by 47%. In comparison, diagnoses rose by 22% in women aged 40-79.
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Diabetes And Prediabetes Linked To Susceptibility Of Severe Infection, Study Finds
The analysis included 33,829 people with type 1 diabetes, 527,151 people with type 2 diabetes, and 273,216 people with prediabetes.
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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.
-
Type 1 Diabetes: Can Insulin Ever Be Replaced By A Pill? Doctors Answer
Dr Anoop Misra and Dr Ambrish Mithal explain why insulin injections can't be replaced by a pill. Here is what happened to a diabetes patient who tried to do so, and why you should only follow what a doctor has prescribed for diabetes management.
-
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.
-
House Of The Dragon's James Norton Has Type 1 Diabetes: How Actors Like Him Manage The Condition
For actors, managing type 1 diabetes can be especially challenging. Long filming days, physically demanding scenes, delayed meal breaks, and unpredictable schedules can all affect blood sugar levels.
-
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.
-
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.
-
Alexander Zverev Plays With Type 1 Diabetes: How Athletes Manage The Condition
Alexander Zverev manages Type 1 diabetes while competing at Wimbledon, using insulin injections and glucose monitoring during matches.
-
Diabetes Runs In Your Family? Here's How To Lower Your Child's Risk
Family history raises diabetes risk but does not guarantee it. Healthy lifestyle choices can prevent or delay type 2 diabetes in children.
-
NDTV Lifeline X Diabetes: Doctor Shares The Key Checks Before Prescribing Weight-Loss Injections
Weight-loss injections like GLP-1 agonists aid diabetes and obesity but require thorough patient assessment before prescription.
-
Jitendra Singh Urges Mission-Mode National Response Against Liver Epidemic, Diabetes
Union MoS Science & Technology, Earth Sciences, Dr. Jitendra Singh, on Saturday, called for a mission-mode national response against liver epidemic and the sharp rise in Type-2 diabetes in the country.
-
Maheep Kapoor, 52, Lost 15 Kg Due To Diabetes: 'I Collapsed, Was In ICU'
"By the time I reached Delhi, I collapsed. I was in the ICU. My body completely, drastically changed. I am dependent on insulin, now I am constantly monitoring my sugar levels," Maheep Kapoor shared
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New Drug Delays Type 1 Diabetes By Up To 3 Years, UK Health Body Approves
Teplizumab is an immunotherapy drug designed to modify the immune system's response. Instead of simply treating symptoms, it works on the underlying cause of Type 1 diabetes. The medicine helps stop the immune system from attacking the insulin-producing beta cells in the pancreas.
-
International Yoga Day 2026: What Are The Types Of Yoga? Different Variations Explained
Different types of yoga focus on different goals, such as improving flexibility, building strength, reducing stress, or enhancing spiritual growth. Understanding these variations can help people choose the style that best suits their needs.
-
Younger Women See 47% Surge In Type-2 Diabetes Diagnoses; Most Common Risk Factor Explained
The data revealed that between 2017 and 2024, the number of young women under 40 diagnosed with type-2 diabetes jumped by 47%. In comparison, diagnoses rose by 22% in women aged 40-79.
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Diabetes And Prediabetes Linked To Susceptibility Of Severe Infection, Study Finds
The analysis included 33,829 people with type 1 diabetes, 527,151 people with type 2 diabetes, and 273,216 people with prediabetes.
