Research from Queen Mary University of London highlights distinct health trajectories for men and women after a type 2 diabetes diagnosis, underscoring the need for personalised treatment approaches to address mental health in women and cardiovascular risks in men. A…
New research from Queen Mary University of London highlights significant differences in mental health and cardiovascular risks for women and men following a type 2 diabetes diagnosis, calling for more personalised care approaches. A UK study published in PLOS Medicine…
Contrary to popular dieting trends, a clinical expert highlights the significance of choosing the right types of carbohydrates for sustained energy and overall health, advocating for a balanced diet over complete restriction. Many people cut carbohydrates almost entirely when they…
A recent Yale-led study suggests that GLP-1 receptor agonists do not significantly increase the likelihood of insulin cessation among type 2 diabetes patients compared to other common medications, raising questions about their role in insulin withdrawal strategies. A Yale-led study…
A Yale-led study finds GLP-1 receptor agonists may lower insulin use in some type 2 diabetes patients but do not significantly increase the likelihood of stopping insulin entirely, highlighting ongoing challenges in medication management. A Yale-led study has found that…
Regulators increase scrutiny over the import, labelling, and safety of compounded GLP-1 weight-loss drugs, warning of counterfeit products and dangerous ingredients in circulation across the US and globally. Federal regulators have moved to tighten control over the ingredients used in…
A closer look at how adjusting your shopping habits and meal plans can make a low-carb diet more affordable, without resorting to costly speciality products, guided by expert advice and common sense. Changing the way you eat can be far…
A guide to understanding macronutrients and meal planning that can help you adopt a flexible diet without costly specialised products, emphasising practicality and personalised adjustments. Changing the way you eat can be expensive if the first thing you do is…
Contrary to long-standing fears, apples and pears are both suitable for blood sugar regulation due to their fibre, water and plant compounds, with practical advice emphasising fibre retention and pairing with healthy fats for best results. People trying to manage…
Researchers uncover how distinct brain regions mediate the effects of GIPR agonists and antagonists on appetite and weight loss, paving the way for more personalised obesity therapies. Researchers have identified two separate brain circuits that help explain why both stimulating…
