Diabetics

Arun Jaitley passes away News updates: 'Took step after step of public life' with ex-finance minister, Narendra Modi says in address to Indian diaspora in Bahrain

Arun Jaitley passes away Updates: Amit Shah pays tribute at former finance minister's residence, calls him 'crusader against corruption'

Arun Jaitley’s demise a debilitating blow to India’s body politic; the intellectual giant leaves behind a void difficult to fill

Jaitley was a Colossus among men, a towering intellectual, one of the first satyagrahis against Emergency, a scholar, legal luminary, philanthropist, a cricket enthusiast who took keen interest in the game’s administration

Arun Jaitley brought measures like GST into effect with ease, ushered civility into public discourse

Arun Jaitley was among the most prominent Bharatiya Janata Party leaders. He passed away at the age of 66 on 24 August at AIIMS, a fortnight after he was admitted following complaints of breathlessness and restlessness

Arun Jaitley passes away: Helming finance and defence portfolios, BJP stalwart acted as chief troubleshooter in Modi govt

Jaitley’s demise leaves the country numb, days after the nation lost ex-foreign minister Sushma Swaraj and former Delhi chief minister Sheila Dikshit.

Scientists develop disposable paper sensors for diabetics to monitor blood sugar

Sensors measure glucose in saliva making sugar level monitoring pain-free for diabetics.

Breakfast, lunch, dinner and a little extra: Best recipes for diabetics!

An addition of Fortune VIVO Oil, which is the healthier oil for diabetics, is the ideal choice for cooking these recipes.

Researchers develop paper based wearable sensor that allows diabetics to measure glucose levels from sweat

Researchers have developed and demonstrated a self-powered, wearable and disposable patch that allows for non-invasive monitoring of glucose in human sweat.

British researchers develop non-invasive smartphone app to monitor glucose level in the body

British scientists have developed a new smartphone app that can help measure and monitor blood glucose levels without using a drop of blood.

India has 63 million diabetics, second only to China

Health Minister JP Nadda told Rajya Sabha that campaign, National Programme for Prevention and Control of Cancer, Diabetes, Cardiovascular Diseases and Stroke (NPCDCS), has been extended to all the states.

Two servings of pistachios daily may benefit diabetics: study

Eating pistachios daily may reduce the body's response to the stresses of everyday life in diabetics, a new study has claimed.