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diabetes

Sugary drinks linked to millions of new diabetes and heart disease cases globally, study finds

In Latin America and the Caribbean, sugary drinks were associated with 24% of all new diabetes cases and 11% of all new heart disease cases.

Cutting sugar in the first 1,000 days lowers diabetes risk by 35%, study shows

Researchers led by Tadeja Gracner (USC) studied UK sugar rationing during and after WWII to assess long-term health effects of early sugar consumption.

Weight-Loss injections unintentionally boost fertility, German doctors say

The German Diabetes Society (DDG) issued a warning concerning a rise in pregnancies among women using injectable medications for weight loss and Type 2 diabetes treatment.

Eating dark chocolate linked to reduced type 2 diabetes risk, Harvard study finds

Research participants who ate at least five servings per week had a 21% lower risk compared to those who rarely ate dark chocolate.

Teaching Israel’s socioeconomically disadvantaged to avoid diabetes

As a leading scientific body, SPHERE brings to this joint venture a groundbreaking model for reducing disparities in obesity and morbidity in diabetes in the most complex local councils in Israel. 

Global diabetes prevalence doubles since 1990, surpassing 800 million adults

India leads with 212 million cases, accounting for over a quarter of the global total.

We must conquer type 2 diabetes

To truly conquer type 2 diabetes, we must implement the lifestyle changes that studies have overwhelmingly shown to be the single most effective treatment.

By ALAN FREISHTAT
31/10/2024

Sugar-free: New granola, chocolate powder, and sweeteners

Guri launches a new TRU brand series with reduced sugar and calories, including granola, chocolate powder, and TRUVIA sweeteners.

By WALLA! HEALTH
11/10/2024

New clinic for healing hard-to-heal wounds in the North

The new clinic provides an exclusive answer in this field to the residents of the North. The opening of the clinic is the first step before the opening of a pressure chamber institute in the medical.

By MAARIV
13/09/2024

Weight-loss injections are safe and effective for children as young as six, new study shows

Results showed that children treated with Saxenda reduced their Body Mass Index (BMI) by 5.8%, while the control group saw only a 1.6% reduction.

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