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I'm A Celebrity trial exemption for Sue Cleaver explained as viewers praise Coronation Street star

Sue Cleaver has been exempt from several Bushtucker Trials so far this series, but the Coronation Street actress has a valid reason for being spared some terrifying challenges. She has been raising awareness of a health condition during her jungle stint.

Irish Mirror

I'm A Celebrity viewers 'work out' why Sue Cleaver is exempt from eating trial

The Corrie star has become a fan favourite on TV's toughest entertainment challenge

Liverpool Echo

Dying too young: focus on communicable diseases takes toll in South Africa’s slums

Diseases such as strokes and diabetes now cause most deaths in South Africa but the health system is still focused on tuberculosis and HIV

The Guardian - UK

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I'm A Celebrity... Sue Cleaver's Bushtucker eating trial exemption mystery solved by eagle-eyed viewers

Fans could not vote for the Coronation Street actress to participate in the ITV show's recent eating trial but were not told why

Wales Online

What is on Sue Cleaver's arm? I'm A Celebrity viewers spot 'mystery patch'

Coronation Street actress Sue Cleaver has been spotted on this year's I'm A Celebrity with a 'mystery patch' on her right arm, leaving viewers to speculate what it's used for

Daily Mirror

The three-year-old 'diabetic diamond' raising vital awareness after being diagnosed with a virus

Paisley Coeator's mum is urging other parents to watch out for tell-tale signs

Manchester Evening News

Mum knew something was wrong when toddler kept 'waking in the night'

Paisley Coeator became "a lot more tired than usual"

Liverpool Echo

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Medi-Cal leaves most patients behind

The Medi-Cal program aims to address health disparities in California, but it is riddled with issues

Salon

‘I miss eating’: the truth behind the weight loss drug that makes food repulsive

In Beverly Hills’ doctors offices, celebrities are clamoring for Ozempic prescriptions – but what are the costs of the supposed wonder drug?

The Guardian - US

Drugs to treat lower cholesterol and treat diabetes shown to reduce eye disease risk

As we get older our eyes are more susceptible to certain diseases, blurriness and even potential total vision loss. This risk can be eradicated by ensuring you are taking medicines such as statins says new research

Daily Mirror

Movember: What men need to know about their family health history

To mark Movember and Men’s Health Awareness Month, experts tell Lisa Salmon what men need to know about their relatives’ health history.

The Independent UK

'Slimming World saved my life' - mum sheds 11 stones after being told she could die

Kelayne says she's 'literally' half the person she was when she weighed 21st after dropping eight dress sizes from a size 26 to a size 10

Wales Online

Golf star Bryson DeChambeau pays emotional tribute to father following his death

DeChambeau's father Jon has battled diabetes for 30 years and has now passed his way, having taught his son how to play golf from a young age

Daily Mirror

Cutting out all carbs is not the way to lose weight healthily

Advice comes ahead of World Diabetes Day later this month

Wales Online

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Evening Standard

World Diabetes Day 2023: What is it and how can you get involved?

World Diabetes Day aims to #RewriteTheStory when it comes to the incurable condition

Liverpool Echo

Red flag signs of type 2 diabetes amid 'alarming' rise in under-40s

Type 2 diabetes is rising faster among under-40s than over-40s

Daily Mirror

How to lower type 2 diabetes risk as research reveals 18–39-year-olds at risk

Type 2 diabetes is a condition in which almost every body part is affected if not properly managed. This includes a person’s eyesight as they are more susceptible to diseases which could ultimately lead to blindness

The Times of India

From 500 ml soft drinks daily to regular walk, diet change: Doctor shares diabetes patient's incredible transformation journey

Changes in diet and regular walk helped a 30 year old man reduce extremely high triglyceride levels. While we all have been always told to pay attention to diet and exercise, this is a glaring example of that.

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The Guardian - UK

Sugar rush: how Mexico’s addiction to fizzy drinks fuelled its health crisis

Obesity and diabetes rates are soaring, so why hasn’t a law banning sugary beverages for children been enforced?

Manchester Evening News

Manchester's surgeons 'really skilled in amputations' because of soaring diabetes and obesity problem

"We’ve now got a whole team at Manchester [hospitals trust] that are really skilled in amputating limbs because people have had diabetes and circulatory problems."

WEKU

As holidays approach, health officials want to educate Kentuckians about diabetes

The Madison County Health Department is getting the word out about a problem impacting many Kentuckians.

Wales Online

Pancreatic cancer breakthrough could see diagnosis three years earlier

Pancreatic cancer is a silent disease. that for many people has no symptoms until it is fairly advanced

The Independent UK

Exercise in the afternoon or evening ‘may be better for blood sugar control’

Insulin resistance is when cells in the muscles, fat and liver struggle to respond to insulin and cannot easily take up glucose from the blood.

The Independent UK

Men’s Health Awareness Month: 3 men share the moments that shaped their approach to self-care

From rehab and diabetes to getting dumped, major life events can have a transformational effect. By Abi Jackson.

The Conversation

Pancreatic cancer could be diagnosed up to three years earlier – new study

Every year, more than 10,000 people in the UK are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Unfortunately, for most of those people, the disease is diagnosed too late to be cured. Less than 10% of people live five years following a diagnosis.

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