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Can Ozempic cause sudden vision loss? A study uncovers the link

A new study has confirmed a link between Novo Nordisk's Ozempic and an increased risk of a rare form of vision loss known as NAION, particularly among diabetes patients. Even more disturbing is the fact that the eye condition is irreversible, untreatable and potentially blinding, which necessitates the need to…

The Times of India

Could eating dark chocolate reduce the risk of diabetes?

A new study has found that people eating several portions of dark chocolate per week were less likely to develop type 2.

Al Jazeera

TOI Medithon Part 4 to unveil maintaining health and wellness with diabetes

Diabetes is not just a medical condition; it’s a lifestyle challenge that affects millions worldwide. But living with diabetes doesn’t mean compromising on your quality of life. With the right strategies, awareness, and community support, individuals can thrive while managing their diabetes effectively. TOI is organising medithon on December 13,…

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Why is water healthy? New study reveals its role in weight loss, migraines, and more

Researchers also found that adequate hydration can control diabetes, blood glucose levels, and low blood pressure.

Fortune

‘Slapping therapy’ healer jailed for gross negligence manslaughter of woman

Danielle Carr-Gomm, 71, fell fatally ill after she stopped taking insulin for type 1 diabetes at Hongchi Xiao’s retreat

The Guardian - UK

Larger Waistline May Not Be Always Bad: Know Ideal Waist Size If You've Diabetes

Researchers have found that, in some cases, a larger waist circumference might actually help reduce mortality risk for people with diabetes.

Medical Daily

Scientists make 1-of-a-kind immune cells to guard transplants from attack

Scientists have designed special immune cells that protect transplanted pancreatic cells from attack in mice.

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Dark chocolate vs milk chocolate: How the two varieties impact types 2 diabetes risk, study finds

A comfort food for many, chocolates are loved across the world for its unmatched taste and feel-good appeal. There is a reason why chocolates can get addictive. Cocoa has theobromine, a substance that boosts flow of chemicals called endorphins, that promote pleasurable feelings. A new study on chocolates has uncovered…

The Times of India

Eating dark chocolate could reduce your risk of type 2 diabetes

More than 38 million Americans have diabetes, and the majority have type 2

The Independent UK

What you can eat five times a week to fight diabetes, according to scientists

Diabetes UK estimates that about 4.4 million people in the UK are living with a diabetes diagnosis

The Independent UK

Eating dark chocolate five times a week could lower type 2 diabetes risk – study

Meanwhile, an increased intake of milk chocolate was associated with weight gain, researchers found

The Independent UK

How mother’s diet affects baby’s health: What insights from different cultures can tell us

What happens in the womb and during the first 1,000 days of life is critical to shaping a baby’s future health, a fact that is becoming ever more apparent as research dives deeper into this period.

The Conversation

Unveiling 8 Analyst Insights On Tandem Diabetes Care

In the latest quarter, 8 analysts provided ratings for Tandem Diabetes Care (NASDAQ:TNDM), showcasing a mix of bullish and bearish perspectives.

Benzinga

What you didn’t know about HbA1c: Are you misinterpreting your blood sugar results?

HbA1c isn’t just a number to glance at, compare to standard levels, and decide if someone is diabetic. While that’s often what we do when reviewing a blood sugar profile, the story behind this value runs much deeper.

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The impact of artificial sugars on diabetes: How they affect your blood sugar levels

Natural sources don’t give us options to satisfy our sweet cravings without increasing our calorie load. White sugar, brown sugar, honey, jaggery all have similar calorie content. Sugar substitutes help in reducing calorie intake, since many of them have close to zero calories. A 500 ml can of a cola…

The Times of India

Why are one in four young Indians now affected by Type 2 Diabetes?

India is currently witnessing a massive rise in Type 2 diabetes (T2D) cases among its youth, with every one in four young people aged 15-24 affected now. The number of young people diagnosed with type 2 diabetes (T2D) has nearly doubled in just 15 years. Back in 2002, about 9…

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Researchers find strategies to show low blood glucose in type 1 diabetes

One novel approach to treating type 1 diabetes may involve blocking the somatostatin hormone to stop harmful blood glucose dips. Read further on Dynamite News:

Medical Daily

Common Food Additive May Affect Intestine, Raise Risk Of Diabetes: Study Finds

Researchers have found that carrageenan(E407), a common food additive used as an emulsifier and thickening agent, is linked to an increased risk of diabetes.

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Supplements claiming to work like Ozempic and Wegovy are now being sold – here’s what the evidence actually says about these products

GLP-1 drugs such as Ozempic and Mounjaro have been heralded as some of the most important drug breakthroughs ever. This has led to huge demand for these drugs globally – both from those who have a medical need for them (such as those with type 2 diabetes) and people who…

The Conversation

Researchers of tobacco, alcohol and ultra-processed foods face threats and intimidation – new study

Cancer, heart disease, chronic respiratory conditions, diabetes and stroke now account for nearly three-quarters of all deaths globally. Investigating the causes of these diseases has never been more crucial for public health.

Latin Times

Latina Women Among Hardest Hit by Preterm Birth Rates in the U.S., Report Finds

Environmental factors and inadequate prenatal care disproportionately harm Latina mothers, with diabetes and heat exposure contributing to rising preterm birth rates.

The Times of India

4 signs of diabetes only seen in women

Diabetes has become known as the silent killer because it does not always cause noticeable symptoms, particularly in the early stages. For women, however, certain symptoms can serve as a red flag, suggesting the presence of diabetes or prediabetes. Nearly 70 million people – half of them women – in…

The Independent UK

Study finds yet another use for popular diabetes and obesity drugs

Several new uses have been found for the drugs

The Guardian - UK

Weight-loss drugs can improve kidney health, study finds

Analysis involving more than 85,000 people showed risk of worsening function was reduced by 22%

Evening Standard

The combined reduction in the risk of kidney failure, worsening kidney function and death due to kidney disease was 19%, researchers found.

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