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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services plans to negotiate the prices for 15 new drugs, although it says its seeking "greater transparency" in price talks.

The NHS Health Check is a free service for anyone between 40 and 75 in the UK and it's been found to catch heart disease and dementia early

IN FOCUS: Olivia Petter talks to experts who say that people with eating disorders are especially vulnerable to the allure of ‘quick fix’ slimming with diabetes drug semaglutide... and are not thinking about its side effects

For years, Ayurvedic therapies have been regarded for natural health care. One tried-and-true treatment is Vijaysar wood water, also known as the "miracle cure for diabetes" in Ayurveda. This treatment, made by soaking Vijaysar wood in water, is thought to boost overall health, particularly for people with diabetes or stomach…

With Ozempic and other weight loss drugs in use, researchers have released the revised definition of obesity. The revised definition is published in The Lancet Diabetes Endocrinology and stresses on adiposity and its effect on the body instead of just body mass index or BMI.

The British cardiologist is presumably referring to foods that are processed or ultra-processed, which have been linked to cancer, heart disease, and diabetes.

Obesity is linked to many common diseases, such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease, fatty liver disease and knee osteoarthritis.

The human metabolic system is a marvel of biological engineering, involving thousands of genes that interact in intricate pathways to sustain life. Disruptions in these pathways often underlie chronic diseases, such as diabetes, obesity, and metabolic syndromes.

With positive results from a clinical trial targeting Type 1 diabetes, Wall Street is feeling hot on this little biotech stock.

In the fifth edition of the medithon series which was held on January 8, TOI brought together healthcare professionals, patients, and advocates to raise awareness about diabetes prevention, management, and care.

With a family history of diabetes, Sharlotte Thou knows she has to reduce the amount of sucrose in her diet. Will nine weeks be enough to tame her sweet tooth?