Sugary drinks can be major cause for type 2 diabetes: study

Harmful effects of fructose sugars on blood glucose seem to be mediated by energy and food source, warns a review

Finding ways to fight obesity? Coffee could be your fix

A research finds that coffee helps burn brown fat and has anti-obesity characteristics

Bio-sensing diabetes

Porcine prescription

Pancreatic cells from pigs could help treat diabetics

India tops global charts for childhood diabetes and deaths

Obesity and poor lifestyle, including sedentary living, could have contributed to the rise

This death isn't sweet

Diabetes can take the life out of life

Unique health services

Curb diabetes

With a climber

Diabetes cure

We’re on the hunt for novel ways to assess the risk of type 2 diabetes

How well can miRNA expression analysis perform in identifying prediabetes and full-blown diabetes?

This new protein may help diabetes patients with fractures

Diabetes patients are more susceptible to bone fractures and take longer than usual to heal

Scientists find new anti-diabetic drug from plant source, call it non-toxic, safe

Chalcone significantly inhibits the rise of blood glucose and brings back the glucose levels to normal much earlier than commercial anti-diabetic …

Sugary eyes tell it all

Curing impotency

Do not loose your heart

The soothing shot

Sugar trap

New guidelines have been laid down to redefine the scale of diabetes

Milky malady

Cow's milk may lead to diabetes by reacting with proteins in the pancreas

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Sweet lumps

Diabetes and obesity are related

It's all about metabolism

Even lean Asian Indians can suffer from diabetes

WHO approves 2 new COVID-19 treatments

‘Baricitinib’ has been approved by WHO to be used with corticosteroids; synthetic antibody treatment ‘sotrovimab’ has …

Residual pandemic: After effects of COVID-19 pervasive in India, thousands living with new ailments

Around 51 per cent of those who had milder forms of the disease also developed long COVID

Increasing protein, dairy intake may help cut diabetes burden: Study

A new study has linked food preferences of individuals to prevalence of diabetes in various states of India

Online food products ‘too sweet’

While sweet taste was mentioned in 11 per cent of product reviews, saltiness was rarely mentioned