Former Heart Institute dean highlights sedentary lifestyles and excess visceral fat as major health threats, advocating daily walking and lifestyle changes to reduce cardiovascular risks. Obesity is no longer just a question of appearance or excess body weight. It is…
Foodsmart has introduced a new programme aimed at transforming food-based benefits into a clinically accountable service, addressing growing demand for nutrition interventions that improve health outcomes and reduce costs across US healthcare plans. Foodsmart has launched a new programme it…
A new essay emphasises that while herbs can aid wellbeing, serious conditions like diabetes and cancer require proven medical treatments, highlighting the dangers of relying solely on natural remedies. Herbs can play a useful role in everyday wellbeing, but they…
A detailed comparison of the causes, symptoms, treatments, and prevention strategies for type 1 and type 2 diabetes, highlighting recent insights into managing these prevalent conditions. Diabetes is one of the world’s most common long-term illnesses, but not all cases…
While both forms of diabetes lead to high blood glucose, emerging research highlights distinct causes, symptoms, and management strategies, underscoring the importance of accurate diagnosis and personalised treatment. Diabetes is among the most common long-term illnesses, yet the condition is…
A comprehensive international study reveals that delayed or altered maturation of the infant gut microbiome may triple the risk of developing type 1 diabetes, opening potential avenues for early screening and intervention. A large international study published in Nature Metabolism…
A groundbreaking study reveals that changes in protein interactions, rather than protein amounts, underpin insulin resistance in skeletal muscle, highlighting new potential therapeutic targets. A new study published in Molecular Systems Biology suggests that insulin resistance in skeletal muscle is…
The European Association for the Study of Diabetes releases its first evidence-based guidelines to incorporate emotional wellbeing into standard diabetes care, highlighting the importance of addressing distress in adults with type 1 and type 2 diabetes. The European Association for…
New insights reveal that diabetic kidney damage often develops without symptoms, stressing the importance of regular tests to prevent advanced disease in high-risk groups, especially in India and the US. Diabetes can damage far more than blood sugar levels, and…
Diabetic kidney disease often develops quietly over years, making early screening essential. Experts highlight the importance of regular urine and kidney function tests in individuals with type 2 diabetes to prevent significant long-term damage. Diabetes is often discussed in terms…
