Diabetes

The incidence of diabetes is highest among older adults at 23.81 per cent and seniors at 36.82 per cent. As per the report, 13.5 per cent of Indians have cholesterol issues. read more

To differentiate the diabetes risk for boiled and filtered coffee, a new technique called metabolomics was used, in combination with classic dietary questionnaires. read more

Researchers found that avocatin B, a fat molecule found in avocados, acts against incomplete oxidation to reduce insulin resistance. read more

The science behind it is based on the concept of the circadian rhythm, which is the 24-hour cycle of living beings. read more

For the first time, new research led by Prof. Paul Spagnuolo has shown how a compound found only in the fruit can inhibit cellular processes that normally lead to diabetes. read more

For the first time, new research led by Prof. Paul Spagnuolo have shown how a compound found only in the fruit can inhibit cellular processes that normally lead to diabetes. read more

The study, published in the journal ACS Synthetic Biology, shows that glucose levels can be controlled in a mouse model of diabetes without pharmacological intervention. read more

The report released by Niti Aayog highlights the increased risk of diabetes, heart diseases and dangerously low levels of physical activity among adolescents. read more

In safety testing in humans, the team also found that the substance was absorbed into the blood with no adverse effects in the kidney, liver or muscle. read more

While obesity causes type 2 diabetes in both women and men, women were at higher risk of type 2 diabetes; men faced a greater risk of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and chronic kidney disease. read more

The researchers found a high fibre diet is inversely related to cardiovascular risk factors and plays a protective role against cardiovascular disease. read more

Nick Jonas said he was a day away from coma if he hadn’t gone to the hospital and get the correct diagnosis. read more

The greater health risk in shorter individuals is likely linked to higher liver fat content, and a larger number of risk factors for heart disease, stroke and diabetes. read more

The study shows that 84.2% of type 2 diabetes patients and 82.6% of hypertension patients were Vitamin D deficient, contributing further to the body of research that links Vitamin D deficiency to chronic non-communicable diseases. read more

Close to 104 people were also found with symptoms of oral cancer, 25 women had possible breast cancer and 149 had symptoms of cervical cancer, as per the results of the screening. read more