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The bitterness of sugar
India's alarming sugar consumption in 2022 led to a diabetes epidemic. Managing heart disease risks through weight loss, exercise, and personalized care is crucial. Despite challenges, tailored strategies can help control diabetes effectively.
Shattering the Silence: Paving the path for cardiovascular wellness and diabetes care through the lens of Indian women
Dr. Sarita Rao, Dr. Shehla Shaikh, and Dr. Anupama Dubey dive into the spectrum of heart health and diabetes in the latest drop of the USV health awareness multimedia series—‘Winning the Battle Against Diabetes and Heart Disease in Women—in collaboration with The Economic Times. Together, they unravel and demystify various facets of cardiovascular health and diabetes in women, from subtle signs to potentially high-risk factors and the correlation of stress, hormonal imbalance, and bone health, while mapping the route to seek medical interventions at the right time.
Diabetes hampers response to cervical cancer treatment, new study reveals
A study by the Delhi State Cancer Institute (DSCI) found that cervical cancer patients with diabetes, especially when combined with hypertension, had a poor response to anti-cancer treatment. In contrast, patients without diabetes or with hypertension alone responded better to treatment. The study suggests a link between these underlying medical conditions and a higher risk of lingering cases and disease recurrence.
Consuming almonds before meal improves blood sugar levels: Study
Eating 20 grams of almonds before each meal can reverse prediabetes in almost a quarter of people, according to a study led by Anoop Misra, Professor and Chairman at Delhi-based Fortis-C-DOC Centre of Excellence for Diabetes. The research, which was conducted on 60 prediabetic study participants aged between 18 and 60, found the introduction of almonds into diets helped normalise blood sugar levels.
It's not too late. Experts believe yoga can control & reverse mild diabetes
Psychological stress and negative mood have a bidirectional effect on the management of diabetes.
World Diabetes Day: Diabetes has mostly silent symptoms; high blood sugar can even affect kidneys, eyes
Diabetes is no longer restricted only to those in their 40s - a sedentary lifestyle has advanced its onset.
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World Diabetes Day: Poor sleep may affect blood sugar levels; keep gadgets away, junk caffeine before bed
Uninterrupted and consistent sleep helps you wake up feeling well rested.
Steroids cut Covid-19 death rates, but not for everyone: Here's who benefits and who doesn't
Here's what people need to understand about steroids as a treatment for COVID-19.
Over 45,000 cases of mucormycosis reported in country
Mucormycosis and other fungal infections are most commonly seen as an opportunistic infection. They are found in those with low underlying immunity either due to a diabetes, cancers particularly hematological malignancies, etc. or as a side effect of prolonged/irrational use of certain drugs.
Some Ayurvedic formulations can be effective in managing post-COVID-19 hyperglycemia
According to experts, a global study published in Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism Journal found that at least 14.4 per cent of hospitalised patients reported onset of diabetes, causing dysfunctioning of glucose metabolism resulting into hyperglycaemia after recovery.
Experiencing facial pain or numbness? Black fungus infection can cause blindness, lead to death
India has so far reported over 8,850 black fungus cases from across the states.
Stay hydrated, watch out for carbs, get quality sleep: Tips to lower blood sugar & manage diabetes
It is also important to control your meal portion size, and maintain a healthy body weight.
High blood sugar can be deadly for Covid patients, even if they don't have diabetes
Most COVID-19 patients are prone to glucose metabolic disorders.
Recently diagnosed with diabetes? This diet chart will make life easy
Adjusting to changing meal patterns can be a challenge for diabetics working long hours.
How the keto diet could improve efficiency of a new cancer drug
If insulin is kept down with the ketogenic diet, it dramatically improves the effectiveness of these cancer drugs.
Diabetic and skipping meals? Here's how you can end up in an emergency room
Skipping meals and delaying snack time can lead to medical emergencies in diabetes patients.
Fasting this Ramadan? Dos and don'ts for diabetics
With a little preparation to manage your blood sugar levels, you can consider fasting.
Cognitive in healthcare ready for prime time
When Dr. Lukas Wartman began medical school at Washington University in St. Louis, he knew he wanted to study cancer and treat patients.
Mumbai, NCR lead health insurance claims from diabetics
7.8 per cent of the 131 crore people in the country are diabetic with the disease having claimed over two lakh lives till now, according to World Health Organisation (WHO).
Adani Wilmar launches Fortune VIVO
Adani Wilmar, manufacturer and distributor of cooking oils, launched India’s first diabetes care oil by the name Fortune VIVO on Monday.
Drug may help prevent Type-1 diabetes: Study
A drug currently used in Asia and Europe to treat gallbladder disease may help prevent the onset of Type-1 diabetes.
Ramadan fasting tips for diabetics
During Ramadan, the gap between meals ranges from 12 to 15 hours, which can be a problem since diabetics are advised to have regular and timely meals.
Pharma sector to soon showcase new drugs: Harsh Vardhan
The Minister announced that CDRI is carrying out IND studies on lead molecules for fracture-healing, cancers, thrombosis, malaria and hyperglycemia.
90% of diabetics are unaware of their condition
The International Diabetes Federation pegs the number of patients with diabetes in India at 65.1 million (it was 50.8 million in 2010).
Scientists prevent type I diabetes in mouse model
Current treatments for type I diabetes focus on controlling blood sugar with insulin therapy and must continue throughout a person's life.
Health ministry bans Tegaserod & Gatifloxacin
Tegaserod is reported to increase the risk of heart attacks, while gatifloxacin in elderly patients may increase risk of developing serious hyperglycemia.
Aventis Pharma launches disposable insulin pen
Pharmaceutical company Aventis Pharma Limited toady launched a new prefilled disposable insulin pen diabetic patients and aims at increasing its market share to 9 per cent with this launch.
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