|
Can stopping birth control pills affect blood sugar? An expert explains how hormonal contraceptives influence insulin sensitivity, glucose regulation and what women with PCOS, prediabetes or diabetes should know. |
|
Can stopping birth control pills affect blood sugar? An expert explains how hormonal contraceptives influence insulin sensitivity, glucose regulation and what women with PCOS, prediabetes or diabetes should know. |
|
People with diabetes face a higher risk of foot infections during the monsoon. A diabetologist shares simple daily foot care tips, from proper cleaning and moisturising to choosing the right footwear, to help prevent serious complications. |
|
Can constipation affect blood sugar levels? An expert explains the link between constipation, diabetes, gut health, glucose regulation and whether improving bowel habits may support better metabolic health. |
|
For decades, people using basal insulin have accepted daily injections as part of life with diabetes. The idea that the same background insulin requirement cou |
|
Diabetes is a chronic disease that affects people worldwide, and it is not expected to increase. When the worldwide diabetes caseload is looked at closely, a |
|
There has been a rise in cases of obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure and other lifestyle-related diseases in India. According to recent reports, 254 millio |
|
Can meal timing affect blood sugar more than carbohydrate intake? An expert explains how eating patterns, carb quantity and meal timing work together to help manage diabetes. |
|
How giloy supplements may help manage blood sugar levels and support diabetes prevention, alongside their other health benefits and uses in Ayurveda. | Health |
|
Fatty liver disease, or Metabolic dysfunction-Associated Steatotic Liver Disease (MASLD), is becoming increasingly common because of obesity, diabetes and sedentary lifestyles. |
By 40, Indians at higher risk of diabetes-hypertension 'double burden', finds study of 56,000 adultsResearchers found coexistence of diabetes & hypertension starts surging at 40, climbs until late 50s & then levels off around 70. Nearly one in 20 adults in study had both conditions. |