Type 2 Diabetes

Weight Loss Hack: What is Ozempic, a diabetes drug, that has gone viral on social media?

Ozempic, an injectable drug for adults suffering from type 2 diabetes, regulates blood sugar levels and insulin. The drug is trending on social media platforms like TikTok for its ability to help reduce weight

Diabetes: What are natural ways of reversing it

Reversing diabetes naturally, through natural meals and workouts tailored specifically for diabetics, is preferable to all other alternatives. This article focuses on various all-natural ways to reverse diabetes, which will aid in gradually and naturally curing its consequences

Glenmark launches drug to treat patients with insulin-resistant diabetes

The Mumbai-based drug firm has launched the medication under the brand name LOBG and is priced at around Rs 10 per tablet

India among top ten countries with highest Type 2 diabetes: Lancet study

The ten countries with the highest estimated T1D prevalence US, India, Brazil, China, Germany, UK, Russia, Canada, Saudi Arabia, and Spain account for 5.08 million (60 per cent) of global cases of T1D

How 'disruptive metabolism' increases prevalence of diabetes

A metabolically damaged body leads to structural and functional damage of the beta cells, which raises the condition of insulin secretion and insulin resistance

Obesity is gateway to serious health issues, here's how you can keep it at bay

There is much more to obesity than eating more and moving less

Diabetes and the huge economic burden it imposes: Here’s what you should know

Most alarmingly, diabetes has spread wide in urban, semi-urban and rural geographies among individuals with varied incomes

A need for lifestyle change: How poor sleep can result in Type 2 diabetes

Prolong obstructive sleep apnea has been associated with conditions such as Type 2 diabetes, as well as cardiovascular diseases, and obesity.

COVID-19 lockdown caused people to gain weight, increased risk of Type 2 diabetes, finds UK study

The new study postulates that if the present scenario continues, the growing number of Type 2 diabetics could lead to almost 39,000 more people at risk of heart attacks by 2035.

World breastfeeding week: Myths busted for new and expecting mothers

It’s the duty of primary health care providers to educate new mothers and provide them with all the necessary information to make the right decision.