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A diabetes breakthrough from India
A team of Indian scientists has discovered a novel form of insulin that could drastically reduce the suffering diabetics face in controlling their blood sugar.
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Elevated Levels of HDL can Cause Harm to Women With Type 1 Diabetes
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Diabetes may be Associated With Circadian Clock Found in Pancreas
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High Blood Sugar in Pregnancy Raise Diabetes Risk in Children
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Gene Therapy - A Possible Cure for Diabetes
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Diabetics More Vulnerable To Kidney Diseases
According to health experts people suffering from diabetes are more vulnerable
to kidney diseases. Experts suggest that these people should go for regular
heath checkups. Experts also clarified that a diabetic patient may not acquire
chronic kidney disease but control of sugar level is necessary ...
Type-II Diabetes May See 98% Rise By 2050
A new study has shown that obesity is on rise among the young population showing
an increased trend in heart disease, cancer and diabetes and type-II diabetes
may see 98% increase by 2050. This striking revelation came from the scientists
at the Oxford University. Lead ...
New Antibodies To Benefit Diabetes Patients
New antibodies being developed by Australian researchers will speed up the
healing of burns and chronic ulcers and benefit diabetes patients. Research by
Allison Cowin, associate professor at Women's and Children's Health Research
Institute and the University of Adelaide's surgery ...
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