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Type 2 diabetes: Seven foods you should avoid to keep blood sugar levels low

Those with type 2 diabetes may be eating foods that are considered healthy, but wreak havoc on your blood sugar levels.

Daily Record

Research society launches ‘Save the feet and keep walking’ campaign

As part of its campaign, the The Research Society for the Study of Diabetes in India plans to example the feet of 50,000 diabetics

The Hindu

Toxic ‘Forever Chemicals’ Endanger Fetal Development And Increases Diabetes Risk

Unborn children may be at risk for diabetes and other metabolic conditions later in life when exposed to certain common pollutants, according to research by an environmental health scientist.

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Obese patients ‘weight-shamed by doctors and nurses’

‘Weight stigmatisation’ pushing patients to skip appointments, researchers say

The Independent UK

Merck & Co.’s Januvia, a popular diabetes drug, was found to be contaminated with a potential carcinogen.

Tribune News Service

Diabetes: Only few minutes of walking post-meal can help you manage spike in glucose, says study

While the benefits of simple walking are unquestionable, its benefit after a day-meal is self-evident. The importance of walking has been passed down from generations. I remember it specifically when my grandmother used to ask me to accompany her to the mini-garden we had in our backyard after lunch and…

The Times of India

Republicans condemned for striking down insulin cap in major Biden legislation: ‘Shame on you’

‘How many people have to die from insulin rationing before they stop blocking action?’

The Independent UK

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Taking short walks after meals helps reduce risk of diabetes and heart problems, study finds

Standing instead of sitting after a meal also has benefits

The Independent UK

Did Grassley lie about insulin cap vote?

He claims he voted for the reduction, but video shows otherwise

Salon

GOP blocks private insurance insulin cap

The $35 price cap on insulin was removed by GOP senators for users of private insurance, but remains for Medicare

Salon

Why did Republicans vote against the insulin cap

Seven Republicans voted with Democrats to keep the insulin cap, but it wasn't enough to overcome the 60-vote threshold.

Axios

Republicans strike down insulin cap in Democrats’ climate and health legislation during ‘vote-a-rama’

Seven Republicans join every Democrat to cap insulin at $35, but fall three short of what is needed

The Independent UK

Musical theatre graduate with millions of views on TikTok hopes to raise awareness of Type 1 diabetes on TV and stage

Molly Bryant from Newport said sharing her story online has given her more confidence in public

Wales Online

Diabetic man, 27, died after GPs ‘failed to investigate rapidly deteriorating health’

Exclusive: NHS England apologised for the sub-standard quality of care provided to Lugano Mwakosya, 27 while a review recommended a ‘further investigation’ into his death

The Independent UK

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Brain aneurysms in India are fatal: “They are among the most common cases we see in our Emergency department”

Brain aneurysm may not be as common a term as high cholesterol, diabetes, hypertension but doctors say that it's way more common in people than we are aware. Recently when Emilia Clarke opened about her brain aneurysm surgery, we took notice of the condition. But did you know stars like…

The Independent UK

Democrats brace for insulin fight on Inflation Reduction Act

Democrats want to cap the price of insulin to $35

ABC News

Diabetes rates in Central Australia among highest in the world, new research shows

New research finds rates of diabetes in Central Australia are amongst the highest ever seen worldwide – and they are getting worse, with more people diagnosed every year, at far younger ages than ever seen before.

Zenger

Diabetes Could Be Cured Using Healthy People’s Poop, According To New Research

Diabetes could be cured using healthy people’s poop, according to new research.

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EXPLAINER: Why is insulin so expensive and difficult to cap?

Reining in the soaring prices of insulin has thus far been elusive in Congress, although Democrats say they’ll try again — as part of their economic package that focuses on health and climate

The Guardian - UK

Blood protein levels may flag risk of diabetes and death by cancer, shows study

People with highest levels of prostasin twice as likely to have diabetes and 43% more likely to die from cancer

Daily Mirror

Diabetes patients can now get ‘life-changing’ blood sugar gadget on the NHS

Cutting edge technology could be beginning of the end for people needing to draw blood several times a day to test their levels

The Independent UK

Transport for London junk food ad restrictions ‘have led to fewer obesity cases’

Researchers claim the advertising policy, which has been in place since 2019, could save the NHS more than £200 million.

Zenger

Babies Breastfed For A Year Or More Better Protected Against Obesity In Adulthood

By 12 months the United Kingdom has the lowest rates of breastfeeding in the world - just 0.5 percent.

Tribune News Service

Keto vs. Mediterranean diet: Which is the best choice for diabetics?

The Mediterranean diet and the ketogenic, or keto, diet have both received praise over the past few years for their abilities to help people lose and maintain weight, as well as cutting blood sugar levels in people with prediabetes and Type 2 diabetes.

ABC News

One Australian diagnosed with diabetes every eight minutes, new research from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare finds

New research from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare shows the number of people known to have diabetes in Australia has tripled in the past two decades.

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