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US scientists say people who regularly consume artificial sweeteners are at increased risk of negative health consequences like type 2 diabetes, UPI news agency reported…
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US scientists say people who regularly consume artificial sweeteners are at increased risk of negative health consequences like type 2 diabetes, UPI news agency reported…
A recent study published in the Journal of Food Science (USA) recently showed that raisins not only prevent tooth decay but also bring many health benefits.
After working on mice, experts from the Harvard Stem Cell Institute (US) discovered a hormone called betatrophin that increased the adrenal insulin secretion efficiency…
US scientists have discovered a new way of treating diabetes - injecting nanoparticles helps maintain normal blood glucose levels for more than a week.
Women with low levels of melatonin hormone (also known as dark hormone) at night have a twofold increased risk of type 2 diabetes, according to MyHealthNewsDaily.
A new study published in Nutrition magazine on April 1 showed that the risk of diabetes among women who regularly eat solid walnuts
The slender waist is an obsession of middle age because it not only causes the body to deteriorate but also the risk of heart disease, stroke, diabetes and cancer.
Carbonated soft drinks, sodas and energy drinks may be related to the deaths of 180,000 people each year worldwide. This statement was made during the American Heart Ass…
The new study shows that ring 2 weight increases the risk of bleeding leading to death from aortic rupture - the largest blood vessel in the body.
US and Argentinian scientists say people with Down syndrome have a higher risk of developing other diseases, such as dementia, according to UPI news agency.
An artificial pancreas, constantly controlling blood glucose levels, provides timely insulin, which is more effective than traditional insulin injections for type 1 diab…
The group of scientists at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute (WEHI), in Melbourne (Australia) on January 10, said that it has been discovered exactly how the human bod…
People who sleep too little often face fatigue and irritability. In the long term, insomnia also increases the risk of health risks, including obesity and type 2 diabete…
Many people's favorite hobbies may be the culprits of some dangerous chronic diseases, such as kidney stones, obesity or diabetes.
Of the 2,350 women aged between 20 and 80 studied, those with higher levels of phthalate in their bodies were more likely to have diabetes than those with low levels, th…