Category: Diabetes

The BMC conducted the STEPS survey, where more than 6,000 people’s fasting blood sugar levels were examined, with the assistance of the World Health Organization. In both men and women, the study discovered 18% with elevated fasting blood glucose levels of more than 126 mg/dl (average: 70-99). Mumbai: A first-of-its-kind study conducted across the city’s […]

According to research, regular exercise enhances blood glucose control, delays or prevents the onset of type 2 diabetes, and increases your body’s sensitivity to insulin, which combats insulin resistance. In New Delhi, regular exercise or physical activity is a crucial component of managing type 2 diabetes. Studies demonstrating the value of exercise in managing diabetes […]

Dia is a chatbot that details diet, medications, and diabetes. Patients can use it to make appointments and reminders for teleconsultations, lab tests, and in-person visits. It communicates with caregivers and patients in crisis or pandemic situations. Chennai: On Thursday, a city-based diabetic hospital launched a tool that allows doctors to assess the risk of […]

According to a recent literature review Girls with Type – 1 diabetes may experience worse outcomes than boys in controlling their blood sugar levels and other crucial areas of their health. Researchers from the Netherlands examined 90 published studies and discovered some recurrent patterns in the differences between boys and girls with type 1 diabetes. […]

To clarify the connection between tea consumption and the risk of developing type 2 diabetes in the future, researchers carried out a cohort study and a dose-response meta-analysis. Washington: A study involving more than a million people from eight nations found that drinking black, green, or oolong tea in moderation is associated with a lower […]

The differences in the fat metabolism levels of people who go to bed late and those who go early show that our bodies circadian rhythm could be an influence on how our bodies consume insulin, according to Professor Steven Malin of Rutgers University. Washington: According to a study, those who stay up late may be […]

A key finding has been made by researchers who are developing oral insulin tablets to replace daily insulin injections. Researchers have found that rats absorb insulin from the most recent iteration of their oral tablets like that of insulin administered intravenously. Professor Dr. Anubhav Pratap-Singh (he/him), the principal investigator from the faculty of land and […]

Kolkata: According to developmental paediatricians who attended a two-day meeting in the city over the weekend, there has been a significant increase in the number of kids with developmental and behavioural disorders across cities, including Kolkata, during Covid, which has led to a rush for treatment over the last eight months. They noted that due […]

According to the American Diabetes Association, about 37 million Americans have diabetes. 34.5 million of them also suffer from hearing loss of some kind. According to a recent study, hearing loss is twice as common in people with diabetes as it is in people without the disease. The rate of hearing loss is 30% higher […]

 A recent clinical experiment suggests that teens with type 1 diabetes may have cognitive benefits when their blood sugar levels are better managed. Teenagers were better able to avoid high blood sugar episodes when they began therapy using newer technology, commonly referred to as “artificial pancreas” devices, than teens who continued with conventional diabetes treatment. […]