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Ramadan involves fasting during daylight hours

The prevalence of non-communicable eye diseases is rising worldwide, especially in India. According to the findings of several worldwide research, Indians have a greater chance of developing diabetes and glaucoma-related vision issues, including total blindness. It is essential that eye disorders are identified early and the appropriate preventative measures are…

Research has identified a molecular mechanism involved in the development of type 2 diabetes. Read further on dynamite News:

Researchers identify ‘microbe signature’ found to be in infants who went on to develop disease in childhood or adolescence

YOU'LL often find Dr Michael Mosley awake at 3am. Not because the British documentary maker and science journalist is a renown night owl or party animal, but because he suffers from "terrible insomnia." "I find it easy to go to sleep but I tend to wake up at 3am and…

The wireless, battery-free bandage sends electrical signals to help heal wounds and streams real-time data to a smartphone.

Why children are less likely to become severely ill with COVID compared with adults is not clear. Some have suggested that it might be because children are less likely to have diseases, such as type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure, that are known to be linked to more severe…

Afon Technology in Caldicot hopes to launch its non-invasive monitoring device for diabetes sufferers at the end of next year

Coffee consumption can help lower the incidence of type 2 diabetes (T2D), according to a recent study published in Clinical Nutrition and financed by the Institute for Scientific Information on Coffee (ISIC). read further on Dynamite News:

Fast-acting insulin Fiasp has been a "game changer" for Daniel Webb in managing his type 1 diabetes. The drug was about to be removed from the PBS, but a temporary solution has been found.

The three firms that control the insulin market are to cut costs in the US, but elsewhere users can spend all their pay to get the life-saving drug