A Delhi cardiologist shared his friend's diabetes reversal, emphasizing it was achieved through months of dedicated lifestyle changes, not ...

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

Ryan Fernando suggests type 2 diabetes is reversible with lifestyle changes. He highlights consistent diets and strength training. Fernando...

A global research team, led by Wake Forest University’s Dr. Quentin Perrier, has successfully 3D-printed functioning human pancreatic cells...

A new kind of insulin is now in rapid development, which responds according to the spike in blood sugar levels. This new, smart insulin wou...

Chief Justice of India (CJI) N V Ramana on Sunday said it is essential that the State provides support and subsidy for diabetic care as the...

On World Diabetes Day, here's a list of new medications that will make life simpler for diabetics.

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His remarks came amid a row over advertisement of ayurvedic formulation AYUSH-82 which claimed to treat diabetes.

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal today got admitted to the Jindal Nature Cure Institute on the city outskirts for undergoing naturopathy treatment ...

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal will be in the city for 10 days from tomorrow to undergo naturopathy treatment, Aam Admi Party said.

This new branch of yoga is taught along with exercises like walking yoga, breathing exercises, meditation plus nature cure, acupuncture and...

Kejriwal came to the city on March 5 with blood sugar level as high as 300 mg/DL which has now come down to 130 mg/DL after food.

Staffers working in the institute left no moment like this to take selfie with him and told TOI that they were happy to meet the man they l...

The 46-year-old Aam Aadmi Party leader was admitted to the Institute for a 10-day nature cure treatment of his persistent chronic cough pro...

There are some 30 million diabetes patients in the US and upward of 60 million in India making the two countries a lucrative market for wes...

US health regulator FDA has initiated action against 15 companies for supply of illegal sale of India-originating drugs.