Eledon Pharmaceuticals has filed a US regulatory application for a company-led study of tegoprubart in type 1 diabetes patients undergoing islet cell transplants, as it pushes forward multiple transplant programmes and a broad kidney trial scheduled for late 2026. Eledon…
Once a confessed sugar enthusiast, Carolyn Hartz transformed her health after a pre-diabetes diagnosis, adopting a balanced, sugar-free lifestyle that has kept her active and vibrant into her seventies. Carolyn Hartz has built a public image around disciplined eating and…
Researchers in Argentina have developed Retinar, an AI-powered tele-ophthalmology system that streamlines retinal screening and speeds up identification of high-risk diabetic retinopathy cases, offering new hope for early intervention and improved patient care. An Argentine team has developed an artificial…
A recent study finds that while ketogenic, Mediterranean and low-fat plant-based diets all promote weight loss, the keto approach yields the most significant improvements in liver fat and prediabetes markers among adults with obesity. A new comparison of three widely…
A new meta-analysis indicates that GLP-1 receptor agonists such as liraglutide and semaglutide remain effective for weight loss and glycaemic control in adults aged 65 and over, though closer monitoring for side effects like constipation and hypoglycaemia is advised. The…
A comprehensive analysis of over 18 million reports uncovers differences in adverse event profiles of popular GLP-1 receptor agonists, highlighting gastrointestinal, psychiatric, and other effects that may influence clinical monitoring and patient counselling. A large pharmacovigilance study of glucagon-like peptide-1…
Crunchy roasted chickpeas are transforming from simple pantry staples into popular, health-conscious snacks, with new flavours and wider market availability driven by health trends and innovative brands. Crunchy chickpeas have become a popular example of how a simple pantry staple…
New Australian research highlights that adults combining moderate aerobic activity with muscle-strengthening exercises dramatically cut their likelihood of developing type 2 diabetes, emphasising the importance of varied exercise routines beyond walking alone. A growing body of research suggests that people…
Consumers are advised to scrutinise bread labels carefully, as many products labelled as whole-wheat may be made predominantly from refined flour, affecting health and blood sugar management more than the colour suggests. Many shoppers reach for whole-wheat bread believing it…
Research from Queen Mary University of London highlights distinct health trajectories for men and women after a type 2 diabetes diagnosis, underscoring the need for personalised treatment approaches to address mental health in women and cardiovascular risks in men. A…
