Dr Rajanshu Tiwari emphasises moderation and planning for healthier celebrations, highlighting the importance of balanced diets and mindful choices to prevent long-term health issues during the festive season. As the festive season gathers pace, Dr Rajanshu Tiwari says the aim…
Eli Lilly has unveiled a global commitment to bridge the persistent divide in access to diabetes and obesity medicines between affluent nations and resource-limited markets, targeting parity by 2040 through the Lilly Change the Course initiative. Eli Lilly has launched…
A multicentre Chinese study highlights the effective and safe use of a fixed-dose metformin and empagliflozin tablet in routine diabetes management, with notable improvements in glucose control, modest weight loss, and blood pressure reductions. A prospective, multicentre real-world study in…
Research presented at the EASD annual meeting reveals a significant correlation between early diagnosis of type 2 diabetes and increased rates of ADHD, autism, and learning difficulties, prompting questions about early-life factors and healthcare access. A new analysis from researchers…
The Japanese Dermatological Association has released revised evidence-based guidelines for diagnosing and treating diabetic skin ulcers and gangrene, emphasising systemic factors, advanced therapies, and multidisciplinary care to improve patient outcomes. The Japanese Dermatological Association has issued a revised set of…
People with diabetes face increasing danger from hypoglycaemia unawareness, a condition where warning signs diminish, raising the risk of severe complications. Experts emphasise the importance of regular testing to prevent emergencies and long-term health issues. People with diabetes may sometimes…
A Washington University study reveals that a ketogenic diet may offer significant short-term benefits for liver health and blood sugar regulation in people with obesity and prediabetes, outperforming Mediterranean and low-fat diets despite similar weight loss outcomes. A study from…
A report from the Indian Express highlights the importance of context and repeated testing for blood sugar readings above normal, challenging age-based assumptions about early diabetes risk. A blood glucose reading of 160 mg/dL in your 20s is not something…
A small study suggests that performing seated soleus push-ups, a simple calf muscle exercise done while sitting, may significantly reduce blood sugar spikes in people with prediabetes, offering a low-barrier option for managing metabolic health during prolonged sitting periods. A…
An observational study presented at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes in Milan indicates that a sugar found in red meat may increase the risk of type 2 diabetes, highlighting inflammation’s role in the disease’s development. An observational…
