Are you at risk of diabetes? Read on to know what the ideal blood sugar level is after 40 and how you can manage it effectively at home.
Researchers found that fatty pancreas was observed to vary in different populations. The study published in the European Medical Journal (EMJ) notes that Asian populations had a slightly lower risk than European populations.
Understand how PCOS can impact long-term health, including fertility challenges, insulin resistance, metabolic disorders, cardiovascular complications and increased cancer risk in women.
A new study warns diabetes is driving a sharp rise in sudden cardiac deaths among young adults, highlighting early risks, symptoms, and urgent prevention strategies.
An unhealthy diet is an inadequate consumption of fruits, vegetables, dietary salt and high consumption of saturated fats. The World Heart Federation (WHF) states that poor diet may increase your risk of diseases like high blood pressure, high blood glucose, overweight and obesity and high cholesterol. Know how to protect yourself from Non-Communicable Diseases.
On World Diabetes Day, here are the five common lifestyle habits in your 20s and 30s that can increase your risk of diabetes and how small changes can help prevent it early.
Children who were unable to visit their doctors during lockdowns might not have had their diabetes diagnosed until they were seriously ill, making it harder to manage their condition early on.
Diabetes is often misunderstood as a condition that only affects overweight individuals, but this is far from the truth. Even lean and seemingly healthy people can develop diabetes. Read on to know more.
We all know that excess sugar is harmful for children, and adults, too. However, did you know that the risk begins after conception, even before the baby is born?
By debunking these myths, we can create a more informed and compassionate society where individuals with Type 1 diabetes feel supported rather than judged.
Understanding and addressing the long-term implications of GDM is essential for the well-being of both mothers and their families.
Diabetes management diet tips: Here are the top 5 foods that can increase your nighttime blood sugar levels instantly.
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Risk factors for Diabetes: Here are the top 7 bedtime habits that can increase your blood sugar levels at night.
Many a times diabetes patients find it very difficult to manage their disease due to the heat and dehydration. What steps can you take to prevent that?
Kidney Implications for Diabetes: Dr. Jayaraj A. K, Urologist, Apollo Spectra Hospital, Chennai Shares Risk Reduction Strategies
A recent study sheds light on a simple yet effective approach to reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes
It can be stressful for kids to deal with type 1 diabetes. Parents can teach them to manage stress through techniques like mindfulness, yoga and meditation.
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Let's uncover the diverse factors influencing diabetes, grasp their associated risks, and delve into effective responses for a prompt recovery.
Are you at risk of diabetes? Read on to know what the ideal blood sugar level is after 40 and how you can manage it effectively at home.
Researchers found that fatty pancreas was observed to vary in different populations. The study published in the European Medical Journal (EMJ) notes that Asian populations had a slightly lower risk than European populations.
Understand how PCOS can impact long-term health, including fertility challenges, insulin resistance, metabolic disorders, cardiovascular complications and increased cancer risk in women.
A new study warns diabetes is driving a sharp rise in sudden cardiac deaths among young adults, highlighting early risks, symptoms, and urgent prevention strategies.
An unhealthy diet is an inadequate consumption of fruits, vegetables, dietary salt and high consumption of saturated fats. The World Heart Federation (WHF) states that poor diet may increase your risk of diseases like high blood pressure, high blood glucose, overweight and obesity and high cholesterol. Know how to protect yourself from Non-Communicable Diseases.
On World Diabetes Day, here are the five common lifestyle habits in your 20s and 30s that can increase your risk of diabetes and how small changes can help prevent it early.
Children who were unable to visit their doctors during lockdowns might not have had their diabetes diagnosed until they were seriously ill, making it harder to manage their condition early on.
Diabetes is often misunderstood as a condition that only affects overweight individuals, but this is far from the truth. Even lean and seemingly healthy people can develop diabetes. Read on to know more.
We all know that excess sugar is harmful for children, and adults, too. However, did you know that the risk begins after conception, even before the baby is born?
By debunking these myths, we can create a more informed and compassionate society where individuals with Type 1 diabetes feel supported rather than judged.
Understanding and addressing the long-term implications of GDM is essential for the well-being of both mothers and their families.
Many a times diabetes patients find it very difficult to manage their disease due to the heat and dehydration. What steps can you take to prevent that?
A recent study sheds light on a simple yet effective approach to reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes
A new study alerts us that bad sleeping habits like sleeping and waking up late might cause type-2 diabetes.
The risk of developing type 2 diabetes is significantly higher in people who regularly eat breakfast after 9 a.m., compared to those who eat breakfast before 8 am, according to a new study.
Globally, cases of childhood diabetes increased by 40 per cent in 2019 from 1990, according to a study published in JAMA Network journal.
Misconceptions about Type 1 diabetes often result in stigma, misinformation, and suboptimal management of the condition.
Patients with diabetes should meditate regularly in addition to performing asanas and pranayamas.
Diabetes management diet tips: Here are the top 5 foods that can increase your nighttime blood sugar levels instantly.
Kidney Implications for Diabetes: Dr. Jayaraj A. K, Urologist, Apollo Spectra Hospital, Chennai Shares Risk Reduction Strategies
It can be stressful for kids to deal with type 1 diabetes. Parents can teach them to manage stress through techniques like mindfulness, yoga and meditation.
If you are unable to incorporate exercise into your routine or follow a healthy diet, here are some other things you can do to manage your blood sugar levels.
1 in every 4 or 25% of people under 25 years of age are having Type II diabetes, says expert.
Are you at risk of developing diabetes? While your mind will straight go to sugar at the mention of diabetes, there are other foods that you need to look out for when it comes to managing your blood sugar levels.
While we all know that unhealthy foods can spike your blood sugar levels, some healthy foods can also lead to problems for those suffering from diabetes.
Did you know that diabetes can increase the risk of heart diseases and stroke? Read on to how high blood sugar levels impact your heart and how you can manage it.
It is very important to prevent type 2 diabetes because there is no cure for it. Here are a few tips that you can follow to keep this disease at bay or, at least, delay its onset.
A diet high in fruits and vegetables may help reduce the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes by 50 percent, suggests a study.
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Risk factors for Diabetes: Here are the top 7 bedtime habits that can increase your blood sugar levels at night.
Let's uncover the diverse factors influencing diabetes, grasp their associated risks, and delve into effective responses for a prompt recovery.
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