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Think prediabetes is mild? Think again: Doctor warns how it may damage your heartDoctors warn prediabetes is not mild. Metabolic changes begin early, raising heart attack and stroke risks. Obesity and high cholesterol wo...- Researchers tracked prediabetes patients for 30 years, what they found about heart disease is alarmingNew research indicates that achieving prediabetes remission through lifestyle changes can significantly reduce heart disease risk by nearly...
- Childhood prediabetes hits new highs — experts reveal steps parents must takePrediabetes is surging sharply among adolescents, with the CDC cautioning that “about 1 in 3 kids has prediabetes.” This rise is significan...
- Could strawberries help prevent diabetes? New study shows hope for prediabetic adultsNew research shows strawberries can help fight prediabetes. A 12-week study found that daily freeze-dried strawberries boosted antioxidant ...
- Want to reverse prediabetes? Exercise 150 minutes a week and add these superfoods to control blood sugarReversing prediabetes involves a combination of regular exercise and a balanced diet. Experts recommend at least 150 minutes of moderate ph...
- 7 warning signs your body sends when it’s heading towards diabetesDiabetes often develops silently, but your body shows early warning signs. Recognizing these can help you take preventive measures, manage ...
- New study shows prediabetes can be reversed without losing weight by focusing on fat and insulinSome people with prediabetes can lower blood sugar and prevent diabetes without losing weight. The key is having healthy fat in the body an...
- Doctors reveal how to detect and prevent Type 2 Diabetes before it’s too lateType 2 diabetes is a chronic condition where the body battles to stabilize blood sugar. Most of the diabetes cases are preventable if you f...
- Before diabetes strikes: The shocking truth about prediabetes you need to knowPrediabetes vs diabetes: Prediabetes affects over 96 million American adults, with most unaware of their condition. It's characterized by h...
- Let’s talk prediabetes, the precursor to diabetes: Here’s an essential guide to navigating this metabolic disorderIndia’s distinguished diabetologists share essential insights into preventing and course-correcting prediabetes in the first episode of the...
- Apollo launches India's first pediatric health assessment on chronic, lifestyle diseases in childrenApollo launches the Pediatric ProHealth Programme to address the rise of non-communicable diseases in children. The program customizes test...
- A five-point guide for India on how to tackle the burgeoning cardiovascular disease epidemicAt a community level, healthcare workers, such as accredited social health activists (ASHAs) and auxiliary nurse midwives (ANMs), are cruci...
- Why India should seriously pay attention to its children's pre-diabetesA new national survey shows 10% of children are at risk of developing diabetes. Policies must focus on getting them to eat right and exerci...
- Don’t miss the diabetes warning bell! The numbers, symptoms to watch out forPrediabetes is a wake-up call, which, taken seriously, can prevent or put off diabetes.
- Debunking the myth: Eggs do not up risk of cardiovascular diseaseAccording to a study, eggs don't effect the level of cholesterol in the blood.
- Western diet, gene may fuel risk of Alzheimer'sNew York, June 14 (IANS) Consuming a western diet that is high in cholesterol, fat and sugar may influence the development of Alzheimer's d...
- Air pollution may increase diabetes risk, says new studyAir pollution exposure at the place of residence increases the risk of developing insulin resistance as a pre-diabetic state of type 2 diab...
- Passive smoking may make kids obeseExposure to second-hand smoking may make children obese and amplify their risk of cardiovascular disease.
- Marijuana use may up pre-diabetes riskMarijuana users are more likely to have pre-diabetes - the state of poor blood sugar control that can progress to type 2 diabetes.
- Does your spouse have diabetes? You may be at risk tooResearchers found that a person is at 26 per cent increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes if their spouse also has the condition.
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