Regular exercise significantly boosts health and extends life. Dr Sudhir Kumar explains how movement triggers lasting changes in immune cel...

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Hope is on the horizon for Type-1 diabetes patients. New stem cell therapies are showing remarkable progress. These treatments aim to repla...

A new study links poor oral hygiene to a higher risk of pancreatic cancer. Harmful bacteria and fungi in the mouth may travel to the pancre...

Doctors and research confirm that no amount of alcohol is safe, dispelling myths about its benefits. Alcohol consumption, even in moderatio...

Type 1 diabetes is a chronic autoimmune condition. It affects millions in the US. The body's immune system destroys insulin-producing cells...

The pancreas quietly regulates blood sugar and aids digestion. A diet based on whole foods helps protect it. The NHS recommends plenty of f...

Want to reduce cancer risk? Increase fibre intake. Research suggests dietary fibre helps prevent certain cancers, especially colorectal can...

Mayo Clinic scientists have made a breakthrough in type 1 diabetes treatment. They discovered a 'sugar coating' method. This protects insul...

Jamun seed powder, derived from the Indian blackberry, is gaining recognition for its potential to regulate blood sugar levels, rooted in A...

For ages, humans have continually reflected on the nature of life and death. Although the notion of life after death remains unsettled and ...

The drug was found to safely preserve the body's insulin production and suppress the advancement of type 1 diabetes when initiated within 1...

Fake weight loss injections, falsely marketed as Ozempic or Saxenda, have triggered significant safety alarms in the United Kingdom. Author...

It was first reported in 1967 in a town called Marburg in Germany and in Belgrade, Yugoslavia (now Serbia).

Most pancreatitis cases could be attributed to lifestyle factors.

The new 'bioplotting' technique is showing promise as a means of better treating hypoglycemia.