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Diabetes found to speed up brain ageing, study finds
The UK Biobank's assessment of 20,000 people's data suggests that diabetes speeds up the natural ageing process of the brain.
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RGCB research finds possibility of heart disease risk reduction in diabetes patients
RGCB findings significant as they can lead to reduction of the risk of heart disease in patients with diabetes
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Type 2 diabetes diagnosed during youth have a high risk of developing complications
TODAY and TODAY2 have been instrumental in understanding and treating type 2 diabetes in youth According to a new study, people with type 2 diabetes diagnosed d
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Diabetes is a major risk factor in black fungus cases says Punjab Minister
Out of 43 patients who died, 88 percent had COVID, 86 percent had a history of steroid intake, 80 percent were having diabetes problem Diabetes is a major risk
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Eating earlier could reduce risk factors for type 2 diabetes
We found people who started eating earlier in the day had lower blood sugar levels and less insulin resistance Early to bed and early to rise makes a man health
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Regular exercise could prevent type 2 diabetes
The participants with high physical activity and low PM2.5 had a 64 per cent lower risk of type 2 diabetes Exercising regularly is known to have many health ben
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Biocon Biologics partners with IDF to promote diabetes care
Biocon Biologics’ mission of enabling affordable access to insulins to people with diabetes worldwide Biocon Biologics has partnered with the Internationa
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Higher risk of heart disease in type 2 diabetes patients
The findings of a new study suggested that patients, who suffer from type 2 diabetes and experience extreme swings
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New Study unveils Diabetes treatment strategy
Additional research is needed to check for bone loss and heart problems at the lower dose, but those effects too could likely be eliminated or lessened by reduc
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Sandip Patnaik’s dynamic persona as an extraordinary leader was honored
Premier luxury, lifestyle and business magazine Passion Vista celebrates the glorious and illustrious careers of eminent personalities from all over the globe.
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Edi Matsumoto earned the title of being a remarkable global leader
Premier luxury, lifestyle and business magazine Passion Vista celebrates the glorious and illustrious careers of eminent personalities from all over the globe.
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Lifestyle
Sleep monitoring gets a smart pillow aid
A new self-powering smart pillow that tracks the position of the head assumes much significance.
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Explained! How harmful is rising incidence of fatal wet-bulb temperature for humans?
Since March 2022, a spate of heatwaves has engulfed South Asia, continuing an alarming trend of surpassing previous temperature records
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American Heart Association issues new set of guidelines
Eating brightly-coloured vegetables, whole grains and avoiding Palm oil can help to keep the heart healthy.
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Climate Change is now a disease, and it catches hold of its first patient
Canada’s British Columbia has diagnosed the world’s first patient with Climate Change.
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Biotech startup Sagenome develops tool to predict Covid-19 severity
People infected with SARS-CoV-2 virus had experienced extreme variation in disease course.
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Cardiac arrests on the rise among youth in Kashmir
The rising occurrence of cardiac arrests among Kashmir's youth is alarming cardiologists, who are emphasizing the need of addressing potential causes.
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70% female patients with ongoing covid symptoms show signs of one or multiorgan impairment, says UK-based study
UK based study shows signs of damages in the heart, liver, and other vital organs in young patients with ongoing covid symptoms
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Epilepsy can be diagnosed more accurately with genetic risk scores
Epilepsy is often inherited, and a recent study has discovered that people with the disease had higher polygenic risk scores (PRSs) NEW DELHI — Although epileps
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Diabetic Blindness: New biomarkers may help detect early eye abnormalities
Diabetic retinopathy is the most common diabetic eye disease in the United States, and it is a leading cause of blindness. NEW DELHI — According to a recent stu
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