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MAPPED: THE MOST DANGEROUS DISEASES AROUND THE WORLD
Meanwhile, Western nations have developed diets and lifestyles which allow chronic non-communicable diseases to flourish... READ MORE›
ADVANCE IN GENE EDITING REVERSES DISEASE IN MICE
A step forward in the gene-editing technique known as CRISPR Cas9 suggests some diseases like diabetes and muscular dystrophy may be reversible, according... READ MORE›
WORLD DIABETES DAY: WHERE IN EUROPE IS THE DISEASE MOST RIFE?
Now Reading World Diabetes Day where in Europe is the disease most rife?... READ MORE›
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DIABETES CASES SOAR BY 60% IN PAST DECADE
The number of people living with diabetes has soared by nearly 60 percent in the past decade, Diabetes UK warns... READ MORE›
HOW DIET COKE AFFECTS YOUR BODY IN 60 MINUTES
Caffeine and aspartame increases dopamine levels as shown in various studies... READ MORE›
ARTIFICIAL SWEETENERS RAISE RISK OF TYPE 2 DIABETES, STUDY SUGGESTS
Artificial sweeteners, which many people with weight issues use as a substitute for sugar, may increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, according to research... READ MORE›
JUST TWO SUGARY DRINKS A DAY GREATLY INCREASES DIABETES RISK, STUDY SHOWS
Lead scientist Dr Josefin Edwall Lofvenborg said In this study we were surprised by the increased risk in developing autoimmune diabetes by drinking soft drinks... READ MORE›
WHY MODERN MEDICINE NEEDS TO CHANGE
Fundamentally, chronic problems need a different approach to acute ones... READ MORE›
HOW TO GET DIABETICS ADDICTED TO DATA
FreeStyle Libre users scanned their sensors an average 16 times a day some exceeded 45... READ MORE›
IT'S NOT JUST ABOUT OBESITY OR A FOLLOWING SUGAR-FREE DIET
All too often the overwhelming perception is that all people with diabetes are overweight... READ MORE›
COST OF HAVING DIABETES HAS DOUBLED IN TWO DECADES
The average diabetes patient now spends 2,790 more per year than they did in 1987... READ MORE›
HIGH FIBRE DIET 'COULD PREVENT TYPE 1 DIABETES'
Emily Burns at Diabetes UK said We know that our immune system and gut work closely together... READ MORE›
AIR ASIA PILOT'S FATHER HOPES FOR SON'S SAFE RETURN
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AN EPIDEMIC OF DIABETES IS SWEEPING THE WORLD. AND NOT ENOUGH PEOPLE ARE TAKING NOTICE
Photos taken by the award-winning photographer Adam Ferguson in Fiji illustrate vividly the impact on people's lives that the complications of diabetes, including blindness, can have... READ MORE›
WHO CALLS FOR HEALTHIER DIETS TO COMBAT ALARMING SURGE IN DIABETES
Access to insulin is a matter of life or death for many people with diabetes... READ MORE›
SICKLY SWEET: HOW DIABETES CONQUERED THE WORLD
One person every six seconds dies of diabetes... READ MORE›
DIABETES NOW AFFECTS MORE THAN 4 MILLION PEOPLE IN UK, CHARITY SAYS
Diabetes UK says there has been a 65 percent rise in the past decade, largely due to obesity... READ MORE›
DIABETES DRUGS COST NHS NEARLY ?1BN A YEAR
The cost of diabetes drugs has almost doubled in a decade, new data from NHS Digital show... READ MORE›
SKIN PATCH THAT MELTS LOVE HANDLES IN MICE HOLDS PROMISE TO TREAT OBESITY, DIABETES IN HUMANS
These nanoparticles were loaded into a finger tip-size skin patch containing dozens of microscopic needles that pierced the skin... READ MORE›
WHO: DIABETES RATES SKYROCKETING WORLDWIDE
In 2012, 29.1 million Americans, or 9.3 percent of the population, had diabetes, according to the American Diabetes Association... READ MORE›
'IF ONLY EVERYONE COULD HAVE THIS LEVEL OF CARE'
Here our readers tell us about what it felt like to be diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and their experiences of living with the condition... READ MORE›
TAKE CONTROL THIS WORLD DIABETES DAY
Find out more at www.diabetes.org.uk taking-control... READ MORE›
CHINESE COMMUNITY 'MORE LIKELY' TO SMOKE, HAVE DIABETES, DEVELOP HEART DISEASE
Researchers from the Sax Institute have found Chinese Australians are more vulnerable to cardiovascular disease owing to three key factors... READ MORE›
'LIFE-SAVING' COURSE ON MANAGING DIABETES BENEFITING FEW PATIENTS
Diabetes UK says that 60 percent more people were offered such a course in 2014-15 than in 2012-13... READ MORE›
NHS DIABETES PREVENTION PLAN 'UNLIKELY' TO HAVE IMPACT, STUDY SUGGESTS
Matt Fagg, programme director for the NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme, said Around five million people in this country are at risk of Type 2 Diabetes... READ MORE›
JAPANESE RESEARCHERS DEVELOP CANCER-DETECTING 'BREATHALYZER' | TORONTO STAR
Also, researchers at Juntendo University are studying a method of identifying esophageal cancer patients through their exhalations... READ MORE›
U.S.-APPROVED IN '14, INJECTABLE DIABETES DRUG HELPS PEOPLE LOSE WEIGHT
Liraglutide, an injectable diabetes drug that U.S. regulators approved last year for weight loss, helped obese people lose an average of 18 pounds 8 kg ,... READ MORE›
MARY TYLER MOORE'S VISIT TO OTTAWA IN 1999
In 1999, a then-62-year-old Mary Tyler Moore visited Ottawa to share her life story on stage and visit Parliament Hill to advocate for diabetes research... READ MORE›
MEXICO DECLARES PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY OVER OBESITY DIABETES
Mexico on Monday marked World Diabetes Day by declaring a public health emergency over the rapid rise in obesity and diabetes... READ MORE›
ANTI-DIABETES DRUG ALSO 'LESSENS KIDNEY, HEART DISEASE' RISK
Coronary heart disease is the biggest killer by far for people with type 2 diabetes... READ MORE›
ANTI-DIABETES DRUG ALSO 'LESSENS KIDNEY, HEART DISEASE' RISK
Coronary heart disease is the biggest killer by far for people with type 2 diabetes... READ MORE›
