Too little sleep increases your risk of diabetes
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…
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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…
US scientists say disabling a new molecule discovered in white fat cells has allowed mice to eat foods high in calories without being obese or suffering from inflammatio…
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…
Canadian researchers say that daily insulin injections, which start early with type 2 diabetes, do not increase or decrease the risk of heart attack, stroke or cancer, a…
It sounds like the plot of a modern horror action movie, but security experts claim that many implanted medical devices can be attacked through the network, even causing…
Drinking alcohol is not conducive to diabetes control. However, the latest report published in the Indian Times said scientists have discovered that some ingredients in…
Subcutaneous implantable medical devices are vulnerable to remote control by bad guys to jeopardize the life of patients, new studies have said. Security experts tried t…
Bathing in the Dead Sea in just 20 minutes may help people with diabetes reduce blood sugar, a study in Israel said.
According to Dr Ritesh Gupta, Fortis C Hospital in New Delhi, almonds work to reduce cholesterol and improve the body's ability to produce insulin and help fight diabete…
The British people's health insurance agency has just issued drugs to obese pregnant women to prevent fetal obesity.
Use glucose energy to nourish insulin-producing cells. One tablespoon of glucose can be a solution for treating diabetes.
Children account for 10-15% of all diabetes patients, mainly type 1, insulin dependent. In patients with type 1 diabetes, the pancreas is unable to produce insulin, so i…
US and Japanese researchers have identified a protein called Akt that plays an important role in metabolic processes involving diabetes and cancer.
Thanks to the tremendous progress in stem cell technology, pancreatic and intestinal cells can now be created in the laboratory.
Scientists at the University of Tasmania (Australia) warn that not eating breakfast regularly increases the risk of obesity and cardiovascular diseases.