The National Health Service carried out a study focusing on the frequency of cognitive impairment and the impact of cognitive impairment on the progression of diabetes. The study, published in …
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Blood Sugar Management
Study finds sweeteners do not increase hunger and have no effect on lowering blood sugar levels
by News Sourceby News SourceAn important new study has found that replacing sugar in foods with artificial or natural sweeteners doesn’t make you hungry and can even help lower blood sugar levels. A double-blind, …
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Diet
Study finds that Mediterranean diet is associated with greater intestinal diversity
by News Sourceby News SourceIn a recent study published in the journal nutrientsresearchers investigated how practicing a Mediterranean diet (MD) affects the gut microbiota of healthy individuals through a well-defined cohort study. Their results …
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Diet
Study finds that sleep deprivation increases diabetes risk regardless of healthy eating habits
by News Sourceby News SourceIn a recent study published in JAMA network openresearchers investigated how an individual’s sleep duration and eating habits are associated with the likelihood of developing type 2 diabetes (T2D). Their …
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Diet
Sleep deprivation increases risk of diabetes and negates the benefits of a healthy diet, study finds
by Salman Khanby Salman KhanGroundbreaking research reveals: Sleep less than 6 hours The risk of developing type 2 diabetes may be significantly increased, calling into question the notion that a healthy diet alone can …
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Diet
Despite a healthy diet, lack of sleep is associated with increased risk of diabetes, study finds
by Zara Nwosuby Zara NwosuIn the hustle and bustle of modern life, quality sleep has become a luxury for many people. With so much health advice focused on diet and exercise, the importance of …
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Bariatric surgery, also known as weight loss surgery, improves blood sugar control and reduces long-term drug use in people with type 2 diabetes compared to non-surgical management with drugs such …
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Type 1
Study finds that rising drug costs are a barrier to diabetes treatment
by News Sourceby News SourceActively managing diabetes is essential to prevent long-term health complications, but rising costs are a barrier to treatment. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, diabetes is now …