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Quick Thai-inspired chickpea and broccoli curry revitalises weeknight plant-based dinners

A fast, flavoursome Thai-inspired chickpea and broccoli curry offers an uncomplicated vegetarian option that combines pantry staples and fresh vegetables, ready in just half an hour for a satisfying and nutritious dinner. A Thai-inspired chickpea and broccoli curry offers a…

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  • August 4, 2026
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Night-time snacking's hidden health risks: disrupted sleep, weight gain, and metabolic harm

Nutrition experts warn that late-night eating, often dismissed as harmless, can lead to weight gain, sleep disturbances, and metabolic issues, highlighting the importance of mindful meal timings for overall health. Late-night snacking may seem harmless, but nutrition specialists say the…

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  • August 4, 2026
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Gradual lifestyle changes demonstrate sustainable type 2 diabetes remission, says new case study

Dean’s two-decade journey with type 2 diabetes highlights how consistent, manageable lifestyle adjustments can lead to lasting remission, emphasising the importance of behavioural flexibility and acceptance. Dean’s experience is one of the quieter but more persuasive arguments for type 2…

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  • August 4, 2026
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Short post-meal walks could significantly improve blood sugar management, new research suggests

Recent studies and health experts highlight that even brief walks after meals can help lower blood sugar spikes, offering a simple and accessible way to support metabolic health and manage conditions like prediabetes and type 2 diabetes. A short stroll…

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  • August 4, 2026
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Nutritionist warns against pairing watermelon with bread for at-risk groups

Dr Daria Rusakova highlights potential health risks of combining watermelon with bread, especially for individuals with impaired glucose tolerance and related conditions, emphasising moderation and balanced eating for better blood-sugar control. Nutritionist Dr Daria Rusakova has warned that pairing red…

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  • August 4, 2026
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Aqua Medical appoints new CEO to accelerate diabetes treatment innovation with PIMA procedure

Aqua Medical has appointed Robert “Bob” Haggerty as its new chief executive to advance the development of its minimally invasive PIMA procedure, currently in early-stage testing for potential use against type 2 diabetes. Aqua Medical has named Robert “Bob” Haggerty…

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  • August 4, 2026
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New insights challenge the villainous narrative around cortisol and emphasise balance over elimination

Emerging medical perspectives highlight cortisol’s essential role in bodily functions and warn against the oversimplified online demonisation, urging a focus on hormonal balance rather than reduction. Cortisol has acquired an unfair reputation online as the sole culprit behind weight gain,…

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  • August 4, 2026
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Cooling only reduces blood sugar impact in specific starchy foods, says Taiwanese researcher

A Taiwanese doctor highlights that the benefits of chilling cooked starchy foods to lower blood sugar depend on the type of starch involved, with high-amylose foods showing greater resistance after cooling than those rich in amylopectin. Freezing and reheating rice…

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  • August 4, 2026
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Rajasthan enhances diabetes care with AI-driven digital health expansion

Rajasthan has expanded its Mission Madhuhari diabetes programme by integrating artificial intelligence and digital tools, aiming to improve early detection, patient follow-up, and long-term outcomes, especially in rural and underserved communities. Rajasthan has widened its Mission Madhuhari diabetes programme by…

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  • August 4, 2026
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Midlife movement: simple walking tips to combat age-related health risks

As metabolism slows and muscle mass declines after forty, experts highlight the importance of regular walking to reduce risks like weight gain, cardiovascular disease, and falls. Even modest daily activity can support long-term health, making movement more vital than ever…

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  • August 4, 2026
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