All posts tagged "Type 2 Diabetes"
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Rashmi Kalia | 15 June 2016
Diabetes: Alarming Increase In Type 2 Diabetes In Children
Type 2 diabetes, usually seen in adults, has started affecting a large number of children in the UK....
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Preetam Kaushik | 8 May 2016
The disrupted sleep contagion sweeping the world
Researchers have been routinely issuing warnings of how disrupted or less sleep can lead to a host of...
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Ravi Mandalia | 19 September 2015
Smoking increases risk of type 2 diabetes by 37%
In a study that the first to look into a causal relation between smoking and increased risk of...
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Megha Kedia | 10 September 2015
Diabetic smokers at higher risk of heart disease than diabetic non-smokers
Type 2 diabetes patients, who are also smokers, are at greater risk of experiencing heart related issues including heart...
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Megha Kedia | 7 September 2015
Weight loss surgery more effective than medication in controlling type 2 diabetes
Weight loss surgery is effective than medication in controlling type 2 diabetes in obese people, a new research...
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Ravi Mandalia | 6 September 2015
Google, Sanofi to jointly take on diabetes
Google Life Sciences and Sanofi have joined hands to take on the menace of diabetes and to improve...
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Ravi Mandalia | 31 August 2015
Public Health England: Five million people at high risk of type 2 diabetes
According to a recently released report by Public Health England (PHE) a whopping five million people in England...
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Ravi Mandalia | 12 August 2015
Trans fats associated with greater risk of death and coronary heart disease
A newly published study in The BMJ has established an association between trans fats and greater risk of...
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Ravi Mandalia | 29 July 2015
20-year-long study links diabetes with TB
A two-decade-long study has concluded that there is a strong link between diabetes and TB with diabetes patients...
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Ravi Mandalia | 23 July 2015
Even non-obese individuals at risk of type 2 diabetes from sugary drinks
Sugary drinks have often been linked to type 2 diabetes in obese individuals, but a new study has...