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Sunlight helps Diabetic patients keep glucose in the normal range, study shows
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Large study: High consumption of red meat was linked to the risk of this disease
UK probing Novo's Ozempic, weight-loss drug Saxenda over suicidal, self-harming thoughts
Between 2020 and July 6 this year, the MHRA received five reports of suspected adverse drug reactions involving semaglutide associated with "suicidal and self-injurious behavior."
Possible treatments for inflammatory disorders found by the Hebrew University
Findings on mouse models bring us one step closer to developing effective treatments for certain diseases
Revolutionizing diabetes treatment: Israeli firm makes progress on micro pancreas
Betalin Therapeutics announces progress in its micro pancreas project, potentially freeing insulin-dependent diabetes patients from constant injections
Doctor's warning: Breakfast habits caused weight gain
Professor Tim Spector revealed the secret to losing weight through breakfast after he noticed that his breakfast, considered healthy by many, resulted in him gaining 10 kilograms.
Amy Schumer stopped taking Ozempic – here's why
Everyone is talking about Ozempic. But not everyone is honest if they take it, or about the side effects of the drug.
'Alarming' rise in diabetes globally by 2050- study
Some countries and regions are particularly badly hit. For example, prevalence rates are expected to reach 16.8% in North Africa and the Middle East.
Children born underweight are at higher risk for Type 2 Diabetes
The study found that for every additional kilo at birth, there is a connection to a 40% decrease in the risk to develop the disease, a trend that continues to the highest birth weights.
Drugs are not a shortcut to weight loss - opinion
Ultimately, all of these drugs were withdrawn from the market because although they were effective for weight loss, they also harmed and killed people.
Regular aerobic exercise can help prevent type-2 diabetes - study
Even if you are at high risk for metabolic disease. The exercise should make you sweat and be out of breath.
Ozempic, Wegovy and Saxenda: How do these weight loss drugs really work?
As a new weight loss drug prepares to enter the market, find out how the existing ones work, and what the difference is between all of them.