New research presented in Milan indicates women with history of gestational diabetes are diagnosed with type 2 diabetes earlier and may experience more severe disease, highlighting the need for long-term monitoring. New research to be presented at the European Association…
A recent study from South India indicates that music therapy could become a valuable addition to standard care for managing diabetes-related distress and physiological health, with significant benefits observed over a 21-day period. A study from a tertiary care hospital…
A new study from the University of Pennsylvania reveals that patients using GLP-1 medications like Wegovy and Ozempic for diabetes and weight management face a heightened risk of hair loss, prompting further investigation into potential side effects amid expanding use.…
Emerging research highlights the importance of recognising night-time symptoms such as frequent urination and dehydration as potential early signs of type 2 diabetes, encouraging proactive health checks to prevent complications. Night-time symptoms can sometimes offer early clues to type 2…
Recent research challenges the notion of weak willpower behind post-meal sweet urges, highlighting the roles of biology, habits, and environmental cues. Strategies for managing cravings include balanced meals and fruit alternatives, offering practical steps rooted in scientific findings. A report…
The Federal Aviation Administration has proposed easing medical certification rules for pilots with controlled non-insulin diabetes, potentially accelerating approvals and cutting costs for thousands of applicants while maintaining safety standards. The Federal Aviation Administration has proposed loosening medical certification rules…
A controlled clinical trial from Washington University indicates that a very low-carbohydrate ketogenic diet may significantly improve liver fat and blood sugar control in people with obesity-related metabolic conditions, surpassing other dietary plans. A tightly controlled clinical trial from Washington…
A study from Changsha highlights the importance of social support in stress management and self-care among people with type 2 diabetes and metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease, suggesting that psychosocial factors are vital for effective disease control. A study published…
Routine screening for gestational diabetes during pregnancy, crucial for ensuring maternal and fetal health, is gaining renewed attention as experts highlight the importance of early detection and management to prevent long-term complications. Many pregnant women dread the oral glucose tolerance…
In Bangladesh, a pioneering programme involving mosques and religious leaders aims to curb the surging diabetes epidemic by integrating health advice with faith and community engagement, with plans to extend its reach to other religious groups and promote international cooperation.…
