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New evidence suggests tirzepatide reduces major cardiovascular events in type 2 diabetes patients

A recent study indicates that tirzepatide, a widely used diabetes and weight-loss medication, significantly lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events when added to standard care, potentially transforming treatment strategies for high-risk patients. A commonly used diabetes and weight-loss medicine,…

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  • August 6, 2026
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Rethinking rice portions: A simple swap for improved health in older adults

Experts suggest reducing white rice intake and increasing vegetables, pulses, and whole grains for better digestion, blood sugar control, and long-term wellbeing among seniors. For many older people, white rice remains the anchor of a familiar meal, but nutrition experts…

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  • August 6, 2026
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Understanding glycaemic load: a new perspective on fruit choices for people with diabetes

Delhi AIIMS endocrinology professor Dr Rajesh Khadagavat highlights that for those with diabetes, managing glycaemic load is crucial when choosing fruits, with some options requiring moderation to keep blood sugar levels stable. For people living with diabetes, fruit often becomes…

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  • August 6, 2026
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Wearable sensor pioneers new era in stress biology with continuous cortisol monitoring

A Stanford University spin-out, Adaptyx Biosciences, has unveiled the first multi-day, continuous measurement of free cortisol in humans using a wearable patch. According to the company, this groundbreaking device measures cortisol in dermal interstitial fluid, closely matching venous blood samples…

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  • August 6, 2026
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Silent signs of high blood sugar that can lead to serious health complications

Subtle indicators like broken sleep, persistent itching, and cravings for sweets may signal rising blood sugar levels. Experts warn that ignoring these signs can cause irreversible damage to vital organs, emphasising the importance of early detection and management. Persistent high…

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  • August 6, 2026
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Kenyan children face alarming rise in undetected Type 1 diabetes amid misinformation and healthcare gaps

Health experts warn that misdiagnosis and lack of awareness are causing late detection of childhood endocrine disorders in Kenya, with Type 1 diabetes emerging as a critical concern. Early recognition and improved access to care could save hundreds of young…

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  • August 6, 2026
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Rising childhood Type 1 diabetes in Kenya highlights urgent need for early detection and access to care

Kenya faces a surge in childhood Type 1 diabetes, with thousands affected and diagnoses often delayed until life-threatening complications occur. Experts emphasise the importance of early detection and improved healthcare access to save young lives. Childhood hormone disorders are often…

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  • August 6, 2026
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Kenya faces rising childhood endocrine disorders amid delayed diagnosis and limited awareness

Childhood endocrine conditions, especially type 1 diabetes, are frequently diagnosed late in Kenya, leading to preventable health crises. Experts call for increased awareness and school-based detection to mitigate the rising global and local burden. In Kenya, childhood endocrine disorders are…

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  • August 6, 2026
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Rise in gestational diabetes in England linked to ethnic disparities and obesity surge

New research reveals a 60% increase in gestational diabetes diagnoses among pregnant women in England over five years, highlighting growing disparities linked to ethnicity and socioeconomic factors amid rising obesity and maternal age. Gestational diabetes is affecting a growing share…

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  • August 6, 2026
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Alarm as gestational diabetes diagnosis soars by 60% in England, highlighting stark inequalities

A new analysis reveals a dramatic 60% increase in gestational diabetes cases across England, uncovering significant ethnic and socioeconomic disparities that threaten to further strain maternity services. A new analysis suggests gestational diabetes is becoming far more common in England,…

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  • August 6, 2026
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