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"diabetes"

  • Some diabetes drugs may lower risk of kidney stones: Study

    Researchers from Brigham and Women's Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital in the US found that there was an association between the use of sodium-glucose contratransporter 2 (SGLT2) inhibitors and a lower risk of developing kidney stones.
  • Diabetes drug may aid women’s weight loss after quitting smoking

    Women also seem to have higher smoking relapse rates than men.
  • Study finds how diabetes medicine lower risk for colorectal cancer

    Being overweight or obese or having diabetes are risk factors for increasing incidence of CRC and for making its prognosis worse.
  • How Safe are Cough Syrups for Diabetes?

    The common reflex is to reach for cough syrup, but those with diabetes have good reason to pay close attention to ingredients
  • Poor food choices contribute to poor mental health, risk of diabetes: Study

    Mason researchers sought to learn about the connection between nutrition, diabetes, and mental health
  • Air Pollution Causes Diabetes: CARRS Study In Delhi | Diabetes Cause And Prevention In India

    While urban areas traditionally showed higher prevalence, a recent study in Chennai and Delhi reveals an unexpected link to type 2 diabetes: air pollution.
  • Smoking and prolonged work hours linked to strokes

    Prof. R K Garg, Head of Neurology at KGMU, Notes Rise in Stroke Cases Among Under-45s, Attributed to Hypertension
  • Diabetes directly impacts bone health: Study

    Stating that the findings of the study were significant, experts suggest that regular monitoring of both diabetes and bone health should be done to delay the possible complications.
  • AI tool detects diabetes from voice with 89% accuracy

    As outlined in the journal Mayo Clinic Proceedings: Digital Health, the model boasts an 89 percent accuracy rate for women and 86 percent for men.
  • Indian-American researcher finds Diabetes could hasten blood cancer progression

    This study is the first to investigate racial disparities in survival rates among individuals with both diabetes and an elevated risk of multiple myeloma, an association that has long been recognized by researchers
  • Pakistan recalls an injectable medicine causing eye infection, sight loss; orders probe

    Injectable medicine that was causing a severe eye infection and sight loss in diabetic patients in the province of Punjab has been recalled, said Pakistan's health minister
  • Exercise during morning, afternoon to ward off diabetes risk: Study

    Physical activity is a preventive factor for Type 2 diabetes, but its timing and consistency (in contrast with overall sum of physical activity) has been relatively unexplored.
  • Diabetes can build up cholesterol in retina, affecting vision

    Diabetic retinopathy is a serious sight-threatening complication of diabetes and can cause permanent vision loss and blindness.
  • Parental incarceration increases cardiovascular risk in young adults: Study

    Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are traumatic incidents that can affect a person's physical and mental health over time
  • Study shows partner violence, child abuse raises later-life diabetes risk

    Experiencing interpersonal violence during childhood or adulthood raises the likelihood of developing adult-onset diabetes, with similar risk levels observed in both men and women.
  • Connection between sleep patterns and harmful bacteria established

    Specific species of microbes can correspond to an individual's risk of long-term health conditions such as diabetes, heart disease and obesity.
  • Belly fat may not increase diabetes risk for everyone, says study

    In a study published in the scientific journal eLife, it was revealed that inherent genetic variations can cause certain individuals to accumulate waist fat while simultaneously offering protection against diabetes.
  • How hepatitis is linked with diabetes, HIV

    Studies have shown that chronic Hepatitis virus infection can increase the risk of someone developing diabetes.
  • Healthy eating is insufficient for people with diabetes if their diet is high in ultra-processed foods

    These "ultra-processed" goods have been linked to negative health effects in general population research.
  • Rising junk food consumption leads to alarming diabetes spiral

    The study also showed that 136 million Indians are pre-diabetic, 213 million people live with high cholesterol, 185 million suffer from high LDL cholesterol or bad cholesterol.
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