The Latest Breaking News from diabetes

German researchers find that even metabolically healthy obese individuals are 50% more likely to develop coronary heart disease.

New research suggests that regular tea consumption is associated with a significant reduction in the risk of  type 2 diabetes.

Data from pet insurer ManyPets shows, on average, pet owners are forking out £682.65 for a trip to the vets for diabetes, while arthritis costs are coming to £476.61

Gestational diabetes, characterised by elevated blood sugar levels during pregnancy, affects almost three million women worldwide every year.

Hailed as potential ‘game changer’ in tackling obesity, Semaglutide can also help those with type 2 diabetes

The study represents the first long-term, large-scale, real-world trial of the blockbuster drug, researchers said.

Researchers said semaglutide’s effectiveness in treating type 2 diabetes has been shown in some trials, but long-term data is ‘lacking’.

Apollo Speciality Hospital organised a heart-shaped human chain to mark World Heart Day at Marina Beach. Celebrities and Dr. Harikrishnan Parthasarathy, interventional cardiologist, participated to create awareness about heart attacks and aortic valve diseases. Regular exercises, healthy diet, avoiding bad habits and regular checkups can help identify and treat hypertension,…

STs in India face persistent disparities in health/welfare metrics despite improvements. The study found STs lagged behind non-STs in 81/129 indicators, incl. child mortality/malnutrition. STs outperformed non-STs in 48 indicators, incl. gender balance, family planning, breastfeeding, and reduced diabetes/hypertension. Improvements in 83 indicators from 2016-2021, incl. access to sanitation, skilled…