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Thirst, bruises and line on your nail: experts on lesser-known red-flag symptoms

People should also watch out for craving ice and oily skin

Wales Online

Type 2 diabetics forced to seek alternative treatments as use of Ozempic for weight loss grows

Healthcare workers say they are "gobsmacked" by a shortage of essential treatments for diabetics.

ABC News

‘Separate and unequal’: Critics say Newsom’s pricey Medicaid reforms leave most patients behind

LOS ANGELES — It wasn’t exactly an emergency, but Michael Reed, a security guard who lives in Watts, had back pain and ran out of his blood pressure medication. Unsure where else to turn, he went to his local emergency room for a refill.

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Common drugs could fight obesity and diabetes, say scientists

Researchers identify medications that could be repurposed, including treatments for heart conditions and stomach ulcers

The Guardian - UK

Lenny Henry shares the secrets behind three stone weight loss after battling diabetes

Sir Lenny Henry stunned viewers as he showed off his incredible three stone weight loss at the National Television Awards and he's now shared the secrets behind his new figure

Daily Mirror

Diabetes Pills May Help Slash Risk Of Alzheimer’s

The findings are based on electronic health records of 559,106 US veterans people.

Zenger

Doctors prescribe healthy meals to keep patients out of the hospital

Meals on Wheels had been delivering healthy meals to thousands of older adults in Portland, Oregon, for more than 50 years when a local hospital asked whether the group could cook similar meals for patients leaving the hospital after acute bouts of diabetes, heart disease and other chronic illnesses.

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How TikTok turned the diabetes drug Ozempic into a diet pill

There’s been a global shortage of the diabetes treatment Ozempic since it went viral on TikTok as a diet drug. Charlotte Lytton investigates the boom in interest – and the historic dangers of quick-fix slimming pills

The Independent UK

Women who become diabetic at young age likely to begin menopause early, study shows

MPs have called on government to invite all women aged 45 for an NHS health check

The Independent UK

Scientists find common diabetes drug could reduce risk of Alzheimer’s

The study found that the medicine can also reduce bad cholesterol in the blood, lower blood pressure, and boost blood flow.

The Independent UK

Common diabetes drug could stave off dementia, study finds

TZDs have been found to increase oxygen supply to the brain

The Independent UK

How TikTok turned the diabetes drug Ozempic into a diet pill

The Independent UK

Scientists pinpoint common vegetable that can lower high blood sugar levels by 50 per cent

The vegetable was shown to lower blood sugar levels and cholesterol levels

The Independent UK

Coronation Street's Summer Spellman pregnancy bombshell as Paul makes discovery

Corrie's Summer, played by Harriet Bibby, has gone through a difficult year after struggling over her diabetes diagnosis and failing one of her A-Levels, leading to her dropping out of university

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The Independent UK

Age impacts risk of cancer and diabetes more than genetics, study finds

After a certain age, genetics play less of a role in determining whether you will get diseases like cancer, dementia or diabetes

Dynamite News

Researchers develop new 3d technique to revolutionise diabetes treatment

A new bandage treatment, known as a scaffold, to treat diabetic foot ulcers, which is cost-effective while improving patient outcomes, has been designed by researchers at Queen's University Belfast. Read more on Dynamite News:

The Independent UK

Scientists pinpoint common vegetable that can lower high blood sugar levels by 50 per cent

The vegetable was shown to lower blood sugar levels and cholesterol levels

The Hindu

Hospital launches Apps to monitor diabetics

New initiative by Dr. Mohan’s Diabetes centre is aimed at providing timely medical assistance

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Norton Children’s Hospital announces new diabetes institute funded by multi-million-dollar donatio

Norton Children’s Hospital announces new diabetes institute funded by multi-million-dollar donation

Daily Mirror

Sainsbury's driver refuses to hand over shopping to customer, 37, with no ID

William Willford, who has diabetes and cystic fibrosis, said he was forced to live on "scraps" after the delivery man refused to hand over his 47-item food order. The incident left him stunned on his doorstep

Evening Standard

Pregnant Kelly Osbourne reveals her baby’s gender and admits dad Ozzy is ‘so excited’

Last week, the TV star, 37, announced that she was diagnosed with gestational diabetes

The Conversation

Diabetes in South Africa: 60% aren't being screened for complications, according to new study

The world is experiencing a steep rise in the number of people living with diabetes, a chronic condition of significant public health concern. Many developing countries like South Africa now bear the greatest burden.

Daily Record

Type 2 diabetes signs in your hands, elbows and feet you should never ignore

There are a couple of lesser-known signs of diabetes that are worth keeping an eye out for.

Daily Mirror

Type 2 diabetes early symptoms found on the elbows, feet and hands you should never ignore

Although the most common symptoms of type 2 diabetes are peeing more than usual, feeling thirsty all the time and feeling very tired, there are also other, lesser known signs you should be aware of

Daily Mirror

Diabetic man left eating scraps after food delivery denied due to 'no ID'

William Wilford, 37, who has fibrosis and diabetes, was left confused as to why he needed ID to get his pre-paid parsnips, pasta and potatoes from Sainsbury's on his doorstep in Middlesborough

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