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GENDER DIFFERENCES IN DIABETES
Diabetes hurts men, women differently: Men face heart and kidney risks, women battle mental health crisis, study showsNew research reveals type two diabetes affects men and women differently. Men face greater heart and kidney disease risks, while women expe...- International Youth Day 2026: Why Indians in their 20s are facing diabetes, BP, fatty liverIn celebration of International Youth Day, we acknowledge the significant role played by young individuals in society, alongside their heal...
- Indian food is not the villain for diabetes explosion in India, says doctor-nutritionist. What changed in one generation?A recent study reveals India's significant diabetes burden, with nearly one in five adults over 45 affected. While rice is often blamed, ex...
- Take heart, women: Apollo doctor says fairer sex has an edge over men when it comes to heart healthNew research suggests women may gain greater cardiovascular protection from less exercise than men. While both sexes benefit from the recom...
- New Study reveals nearly half of people with Diabetes remain undiagnosed, here’s how to detect earlyA new study published in The Lancet: Diabetes and Endocrinology offers one of the most extensive global evaluations of diabetes care, analy...
- Sugar and sweeteners might not be safe for your children due to this reason, here’s what a new study revealedA recent study presented at the Endocrine Society's meeting suggests a potential link between sugar and artificial sweeteners and an increa...
- Over 41 per cent of respondents have incorporated Yoga into their lifestyle: Ayush surveyA recent Ayush ministry survey reveals the impact of Yoga. It shows that many Indians have embraced Yoga. The survey covered 30,084 househo...
- Shattering the Silence: Paving the path for cardiovascular wellness and diabetes care through the lens of Indian womenDr. Sarita Rao, Dr. Shehla Shaikh, and Dr. Anupama Dubey dive into the spectrum of heart health and diabetes in the latest drop of the USV ...
- Busting myths and shattering stereotypes, steering stigma-free diabetes careIs diabetes management all about monitoring glucose levels or much more? Is diabetes management a 100-metre sprint or a lifelong marathon? ...
- New study reveals significant links between early-life diseases and childlessnessAmong the findings, 74 diseases exhibited significant associations, with mental-behavioural disorders being predominant, and new links were...
- Men have a shorter life expectancy than women, thanks to their genes, says Harvard study57% of all those ages 65 and older are female, claims the study.
- Consuming almonds before meal improves blood sugar levels: StudyEating 20 grams of almonds before each meal can reverse prediabetes in almost a quarter of people, according to a study led by Anoop Misra,...
- Long COVID affects 23 per cent SARS-CoV-2 patients: studyThe study is unique because it accounts for preexisting symptoms such as fatigue and sneezing that are common to other conditions and may b...
- Women need extra ZZZs than men! Five ways they can cope with their accumulated sleep debtWomen need 11 extra minutes of nap time each night compared to men.
- Obesity in kids: What is the ideal BMI for children?WHO said obesity in kids one of the most serious health challenges of the 21st century.
- Covishield produces more antibodies than Covaxin, finds studyCovishield, from the Oxford-AstraZeneca stable, is manufactured by the Serum Institute of India in Pune. Covaxin is the indigenously manufa...
- Two doses of Covishield, Covaxin produce high levels of immunity, shows studyOxford-AstraZeneca vaccine Covishield is being produced by Serum Institute of India (SII), while Covaxin is manufactured by Bharat Biotech.
- Do you have food neophobia? You may be at higher risk of type 2 diabetesThe fear of new foods may lower the quality of a person's dietary intake.
- Children suffering from asthma, diabetes at increased risk of developing mental health problemsChildren with physical and mental health problems experience significant decline in their quality of life.
- 313 million women may be diabetic by 2040: These preventive practices can helpYoung girls, who are physically active and nutritionally aware, will not only improve their long-term health outcomes, but will also ensure...
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