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The Latest Breaking News on Diabetes

Six red flag signs of diabetes

Diabetes UK is urging people to get symptoms checked out.

The Independent UK

Co Derry woman's 30 challenges for 30 years for diabetes charity

Gemma Martin from Faughanvale was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when she was just 12

Belfast Live

Warning to anyone who drinks coffee before eating breakfast

Many of us kickstart our day with a coffee, but studies suggest it can be harmful if we drink it on an empty stomach

Liverpool Echo

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New research shows around 250,000 middle-aged adults have undiagnosed diabetes

Researchers say all adults aged 40-70 should be screened for the condition as early detection can help cut the risk of future complications

Wales Online

250,000 middle-aged adults ‘do not know they have diabetes’ – research

Getting help sooner can mean people are less likely to suffer complications linked to type-two diabetes

The Independent UK

No need for six-month wait to try for baby after pregnancy loss, study finds

Analysis challenges WHO health guidance on amount of time women should delay after miscarriage or abortion

The Guardian - UK

Health: High Amounts Of Harmful Chemicals Found In Sanitary Napkins Sold In India

High amounts of chemicals linked with heart disorders, diabetes and cancer, have been found in popular sanitary napkins sold in India, according to a study done by a Delhi-based environmental NGO. Read on for details:

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Consuming two tablespoons of honey improves blood sugar and cholesterol levels, study finds

Raw honey from a single floral source showed the most benefits

The Independent UK

The Chase star The Beast says diabetes medication helped his incredible weight loss

Mark Labbett, aka The Beast from The Chase, has a lost a whopping eight stone since 2002 and has now shared the secrets of his success with the Loose Women panel

Daily Mirror

Important NHS health checks that you should never miss

These tests can help catch serious illnesses, such as cancer and diabetes, early on

Liverpool Echo

Prisoner dies in jail weeks before attempted murder trial due to start at Glasgow High Court

A Fatal Accident Inquiry heard that Steven Sweeney was on remand charged with trying to murder a man in Rutherglen when he took seriously ill and died at Addiewell Prison.

Glasgow Live

‘More work to do’: Eli Lilly admits insulin pricing could be lower amid Twitter chaos

Furor over platform’s verified profiles may have done some good, but challenges still plague the site after a mass worker exodus

The Guardian - US

Eye mask for Consett diabetes patient 'saved sight' and inventors think it will save the NHS millions

David Coyle thanks an innovative sleep mask for preventing him from going blind

Chronicle Live

Chiefs LT Orlando Brown Jr. named NFLPA Community MVP for Week 11

#Chiefs LT Orlando Brown Jr. is Week 11's NFLPA Community MVP after donating $50K to Children's Mercy Hospital Type 1 Diabetes research.

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Liverpool Echo

Knowsley has highest obesity levels among adults in England

Knowsley Council said it is working with its partners to support residents of all ages

Daily Record

I'm A Celebrity's Sue Cleaver's weight loss down to popular diet with 'no strict rules'

The Corrie star was forced to undergo some lifestyle changes after being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.

Tribune News Service

Diabetics scramble to find drugs suddenly popular for non-intended use: weight loss

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Florida diabetics are struggling to buy prescription drugs to help control their blood sugar now that the medications have gone viral on social media as a weight-loss solution.

Tribune News Service

On Nutrition: What’s true about diabetes

I’m getting lots of reminders that November is Diabetes Awareness Month. And I’m also being reminded that many Americans still don’t understand some basic facts about the disease — even though it affects more than 1 out of 10 of us. That’s 37.3 million people.

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The Independent UK

World-first diabetes drug represents ‘a seismic shift’ in treatment

Type 1 diabetes affects about 400,000 people in the UK, including more than 29,000 children.

ABC News

Leader of religious group accused of 8yo Elizabeth Struhs' murder committed to stand trial

The last two members of a 14-member fringe religious group are committed to stand trial over the alleged murder of Elizabeth Struhs, who died earlier this year after her insulin medication was stopped.

Wales Online

GPs to prescribe fruit and veg vouchers to beat health problems

Initiative comes from a local authority whose area's life expectancy is falling, with heart disease and diabetes on the rise

Salon

The Medicare insulin price cap explained

A cut in drug prices for some Medicare beneficiaries kicks in next year, but finding those savings isn't easy

Evening Standard

Teacher strikes: ‘London’s schools are sinking and we can no longer afford to keep children safe’

Richard Slade is headteacher of Plumcroft Primary School in Greenwich. He tells Katie Strick why he’s walking out for the first time in his 20-year career

Salon

Why are insulin prices so high?

Insulin used to be universally regarded as a cheap drug in the United States — but then greed got in the way

Evening Standard

James Norton brands ‘life-threatening’ diabetes diagnosis ‘a complete b***h’ as he shares hopes for a cure

The McMafia star opened up about his condition in a bid to raise awareness for World Diabetes Day on Monday

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