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Recent 2026 data from the DiaFib-Liver Study reveals that liver fibrosis is now a "fourth major complication" of diabetes in India.

AIIMS Professor emphasizes that lifestyle changes are essential, as Semaglutide cannot replace healthy habits for effective diabetes management.

Okra water presents a promising natural remedy for individuals looking to manage their blood sugar levels, particularly for those with diabetes.

Frequent urination is one of the early and most common symptoms of Type 2 Diabetes. When blood sugar levels rise, the kidneys work harder to filter and remove excess glucose from the body.

Gestational Diabetes Mellitus is a type of diabetes that develops during pregnancy. Untreated or poorly managed GDM can lead to life-threatening conditions during pregnancy and delivery.

Published in Indian Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism, the study finds that patients without diabetes lost more than double the weight compared to those with the condition.

From once-a-week insulin to once-a-month weight loss injections, a new era of convenience is reshaping how doctors treat diabetes and obesity.