Could Diabetes Affect Kidney Markers? Study Finds Differences In Key Measures
A 300-person study found differences in kidney and electrolyte markers among people with diabetes, but did not establish causality.
Stress Can Raise Blood Sugar Without Food As Adrenaline Triggers Temporary Glucose Spikes
Stress, anxiety, pain and intense exercise can raise blood sugar without food as adrenaline prompts the liver to release stored glucose.
Think Hearing Loss Is Just About Age? Your Metabolism Could Tell A Different Story
Could diabetes, obesity or high blood pressure affect your hearing? Research suggests metabolic health may play a bigger role than many realise.
Can A Viral Infection Raise Your Blood Sugar? Here’s What Experts Say
A viral infection can temporarily raise blood sugar levels as the body's immune response affects glucose regulation. Here's why it happens and who should be more cautious.
Could Your Body Be Warning You Without Symptoms? Doctors Reveal The Hidden Signs Of Metabolic Dysfunction
Could you have metabolic dysfunction without knowing it? Doctors warn that the condition often develops silently and can damage multiple organs if left untreated.
The Dangerous Health Trio: How Diabetes, Hypertension And Kidney Disease Are Connected
Diabetes, hypertension and kidney disease are closely linked health conditions. Experts explain how they affect one another and why early detection is crucial.
Indian Pharma Firms Introduce Generic Semaglutide Injections For Diabetes & Obesity Treatment
Indian drugmakers launch affordable semaglutide injections after patent expiry, expanding access for diabetes and obesity patients across the country.
WHO Urges Governments To Raise Taxes On Sugary Drinks, Fruit Juices And Alcohol
WHO urges governments to raise taxes on sugary drinks, fruit juices and alcohol to curb obesity and chronic diseases.
Reversing Prediabetes Significantly Cuts Heart Attack Risk, Study Finds
Reversing prediabetes can cut heart attack and heart failure risk by nearly 60%, a new study finds.
Excess Carbs And Saturated Fats Driving Health Crisis In India, Says ICMR Research
ICMR-INDIAB study reveals Indian diets rich in carbohydrates and saturated fats, but low in protein, are driving obesity and diabetes, urging policy reforms.
