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Acarbose helps gut bacteria turn sucrose into an anti-obesity signal in mice

A study in mice suggests the diabetes drug acarbose can reshape bacterial sugar metabolism, boosting short-chain fatty acids and limiting weight gain on a high-sucrose diet. A diabetes drug best known for blunting blood sugar spikes may also have a…

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  • October 15, 2026
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Three post-meal warning signs that may point to high blood sugar

Persistent thirst, hunger returning soon after eating and blurred vision or headaches can signal blood sugar problems, health experts say. People who regularly feel unusually thirsty after meals, become hungry again soon after eating or notice blurred vision or headaches…

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  • October 15, 2026
  • Diet & Nutrition

The metabolic AI twin that made better habits feel like another job

Victoria Song’s months-long experiment with a metabolic digital twin shows how personalised health coaching can improve habits while demanding an exhausting stream of intimate data. Victoria Song’s long experiment with a metabolic digital twin offers a rare first-hand look at…

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  • October 15, 2026
  • Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Why the way you eat pineapple matters if you have diabetes

Fresh or frozen pineapple can be part of a balanced diet for people with diabetes, but portion size and processing make a significant difference to its impact on blood sugar. For people living with diabetes, pineapple can still fit into…

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  • October 15, 2026
  • Diet & Nutrition

Lilly’s once-daily orforglipron matches insulin on cardiovascular safety in phase 3 trial

The oral diabetes treatment met its cardiovascular safety target while reducing hypoglycaemia and deaths compared with insulin glargine, but caused more gastrointestinal side effects. A once-daily pill from Eli Lilly has shown cardiovascular safety comparable with insulin glargine in a…

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  • October 14, 2026
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Cancer incidence gap widens for people with type 2 diabetes, led by obesity-linked tumours

A Danish analysis found that the excess incidence of obesity-related cancers among people with type 2 diabetes increased in the past decade, while lung cancer patterns shifted sharply among women. A report published by Pharmacy Times, drawing on a European…

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  • October 14, 2026
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Wearables turn pharmacies into the next frontier for metabolic care

Continuous glucose monitors and recovery trackers are moving beyond consumer gadgets, creating new opportunities for pharmacists to deliver preventive care and build revenue. Wearable health technology is moving from novelty to business opportunity for community pharmacists, with advocates arguing that…

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  • October 14, 2026
  • Lifestyle & Wellbeing

How a 73-year-old Singapore grandmother went from a wheelchair to lifting 67.5kg

After a serious road accident left Rosemina Hamzah struggling to walk, her physiotherapist daughter helped her rebuild her strength , and become a prize-winning weightlifter. Rosemina Hamzah spent much of 2025 relearning movements that many people take for granted. By…

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  • October 14, 2026
  • Lifestyle & Wellbeing

Timed corridor walk offers diabetes clinics a faster gauge of walking speed

A two- to five-minute corridor test closely matched accelerometer readings and was considered more practical than treadmill testing in a small UK study. A simple timed corridor walk may offer a practical way for UK diabetes clinics to gauge walking…

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  • October 14, 2026
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Type1Alexx turns feeling alone with Type 1 diabetes into a viral lifeline

After being diagnosed at 10, Alex Tolwinski built an online following by using comedy and candour to help people with Type 1 diabetes feel less isolated. Alex Tolwinski spent years feeling like the odd one out after being diagnosed with…

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  • October 14, 2026
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