Diabetes
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Sleeping less than seven hours more dangerous for lifespan than obesity and diabetes, study finds
Lifestyle | Dec 11, 2025, 07:37 AM ISTA new study shows that regularly sleeping less than seven hours may shorten life more than risks such as obesity or diabetes. Researchers found that people in regions with higher sleep deprivation had lower life expectancy, stressing the importance of seven to nine hours of sleep.
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Diabetes in India: Apollo study finds 1 in 4 adults diabetic, 1 in 3 pre-diabetic
Health | Dec 08, 2025, 10:35 AM ISTApollo’s HON 2025 study highlights a concerning jump in diabetes across India. Nearly 60% of adults show metabolic risk, with cases rising after 40 and sharply for post-menopausal women.
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How diabetes affects oral health: Gum disease, infections, dry mouth and what to do
Health | Dec 06, 2025, 01:58 PM ISTNew research highlights a strong link between diabetes and oral health. High blood sugar weakens healing, raises infection risk and fuels gum disease, but simple daily habits can break the cycle.
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Doctor explains why even ‘fit-looking’ young professionals are at risk of early diabetes
Health | Nov 28, 2025, 02:58 PM ISTYoung professionals are developing diabetes earlier than their parents due to long sitting hours, irregular meals, stress, poor sleep and erratic eating habits. Dr Rituja Ugalmugle explains why even slim, active-looking individuals are at risk and how simple habits can prevent early-onset diabetes.
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Is your Saturday night routine stressing your metabolism? Top endocrinologist warns millennials
Health | Nov 27, 2025, 01:04 PM ISTWeekend bingeing, late-night dinners, and long gaps between meals may be quietly increasing diabetes risk. With insights from Dr Pranav Ghody, this article explains how irregular eating patterns harm metabolism and how small, steady changes can protect long-term health.
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The real reason why you shouldn’t skip breakfast, according to diabetologist
Health | Nov 27, 2025, 06:40 AM ISTSkipping breakfast may seem harmless, but doctors warn it can trigger blood sugar spikes, cravings, and unstable energy levels. Dr Vijay Negalur explains how missing your first meal affects metabolism, and the simple breakfast choices that help stabilise glucose naturally.
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Screens, stress, and snacks: The deadly trio behind childhood diabetes reveals doctor
Health | Nov 23, 2025, 11:45 AM ISTType 2 diabetes is rising rapidly among children and teenagers in India. Early lifestyle changes around diet, activity, sleep, and stress can prevent or delay the disease. Experts explain practical everyday habits families can adopt to safeguard children’s long-term health.
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Managing diabetes at work: Simple habits that actually help
Lifestyle | Nov 23, 2025, 06:33 AM ISTLong hours at a desk can quietly affect blood sugar, energy and mood. But with a few steady habits, such as tiny movements, mindful meals, real breaks and regular checks, managing diabetes at work becomes far more doable. Even one small change can shift your day for the better.
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Rising COPD cases in India: Why spirometry after 45 is now essential
Health | Nov 19, 2025, 09:38 AM ISTCOPD remains one of India’s most underdiagnosed lung diseases, with millions noticing symptoms only after serious damage. Doctors say early screening, especially for smokers, passive smokers, and those exposed to pollution or biomass fuel, can prevent years of breathlessness and disability.
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India’s kids are getting diabetes younger than ever; doctor explains the alarming rise
Health | Nov 18, 2025, 08:07 AM ISTIndia is witnessing a dangerous rise in childhood obesity and early type 2 diabetes, with experts warning that modern diets, screen-heavy lifestyles, and genetic vulnerability are creating a “diabesity” crisis. Dr Ravi Malik explains why it’s rising and what parents can do to protect their children.
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A diabetes-friendly juice guide: What to drink and what to avoid
Food | Nov 15, 2025, 03:28 PM ISTA science-backed guide to the safest juices for diabetes patients. Learn which juices support stable blood sugar, which to avoid, and how to drink them correctly.
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The one health check every child should get annually, according to doctor
Health | Nov 15, 2025, 01:27 PM ISTRising childhood obesity and lifestyle shifts are causing early signs of insulin resistance in kids. Doctors now recommend a yearly sugar test for children to catch issues early. Here’s why this simple screening can protect your child’s long-term health, and the signs parents shouldn’t ignore.
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6 signs you might have prediabetes and not know it
Health | Nov 14, 2025, 12:00 PM ISTPrediabetes often develops quietly, with subtle symptoms that are easy to overlook but important to recognise early. Understanding these warning signs can help you take action sooner and reduce your risk of progressing to type 2 diabetes.
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Gen Z’s digital eye strain: Why doctors are warning about diabetes risk
Health | Nov 13, 2025, 07:00 PM ISTGen Z’s heavy screen use is leading to rising cases of digital eye strain and even metabolic issues linked to diabetes. Doctors urge a tech-life balance and regular eye check-ups to protect long-term vision and health.
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The chai-sugar paradox: Why Indians can't quit sweet tea habit despite rising diabetes
Health | Nov 13, 2025, 12:14 PM ISTChai in India isn’t just a beverage — it’s a shared emotion and a daily ritual tied to comfort, connection, and community. But the generous spoonfuls of sugar in every cup come with hidden health costs, fueling the country’s growing diabetes and obesity crisis.
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Can improving gut health help prevent type 2 diabetes?
Health | Nov 12, 2025, 03:31 PM ISTScientists are uncovering how gut bacteria directly impact blood sugar and insulin response. Poor gut health can trigger inflammation, insulin resistance, and increase diabetes risk. Maintaining a balanced microbiome may hold the key to preventing and managing diabetes naturally.
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US expands visa restrictions: Diabetes, Obesity and chronic illnesses now grounds for denial
World | Nov 08, 2025, 08:33 AM ISTThis expands the criteria beyond communicable diseases, giving consular officials broader authority to reject applicants based on health and financial capacity to cover treatment.
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Silent level of diabetes: How early damage begins before 126 mg/dL and what signs to watch for
Health | Oct 31, 2025, 07:44 AM ISTBefore diabetes appears on a test, your body is already warning you. Experts say even blood sugar below 126 mg/dL can strain your nerves, kidneys, and heart. Here’s how early damage begins and the silent signs to watch for.
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Diabetes isn’t just about sugar; it can quietly erode your chances of conceiving
Health | Oct 29, 2025, 12:37 PM ISTIn India, where diabetes is rising fast, one lesser-known complication is infertility. High blood sugar and insulin resistance can quietly affect ovulation, sperm quality, and reproductive health, often before couples even realise what’s going wrong.
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Does Your Health Insurance Cover Pre-Existing Diseases?
Brand Content | Sep 30, 2025, 05:56 PM ISTA pre-existing disease in health insurance refers to any disease, injury, or condition for which the insured person has received treatment or been diagnosed before the health policy is executed.