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Diabetes Epidemic Devastates McAllen Family, Exposing City's Health Crisis
In McAllen, Texas, known as "America's fattest city," the Ceron family's tragic history with diabetes—three siblings died from the disease, others experienced amputations and blindness—exposes the city's alarmingly high diabetes rate (19.2% in Hidalgo County vs. 11.6% nationally), highlighting the u...
Diabetes Epidemic Devastates McAllen Family, Exposing City's Health Crisis
In McAllen, Texas, known as "America's fattest city," the Ceron family's tragic history with diabetes—three siblings died from the disease, others experienced amputations and blindness—exposes the city's alarmingly high diabetes rate (19.2% in Hidalgo County vs. 11.6% nationally), highlighting the u...
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U.S. Diabetes Deaths Decline After COVID-19 Surge
Preliminary CDC data reveals a decrease in U.S. diabetes deaths to 26.4 per 100,000 in the third quarter of 2024, down from a 2021 peak of 31.1, potentially due to reduced COVID-19 impact and improved management, though rates remain above pre-pandemic levels.
U.S. Diabetes Deaths Decline After COVID-19 Surge
Preliminary CDC data reveals a decrease in U.S. diabetes deaths to 26.4 per 100,000 in the third quarter of 2024, down from a 2021 peak of 31.1, potentially due to reduced COVID-19 impact and improved management, though rates remain above pre-pandemic levels.
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Actress Michelle Trachtenberg Dies at 39 from Diabetes Complications
Actress Michelle Trachtenberg, 39, known for her roles in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Gossip Girl," died in February in her NYC apartment from complications of diabetes, following a recent liver transplant; the cause of the transplant remains unknown.
Actress Michelle Trachtenberg Dies at 39 from Diabetes Complications
Actress Michelle Trachtenberg, 39, known for her roles in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Gossip Girl," died in February in her NYC apartment from complications of diabetes, following a recent liver transplant; the cause of the transplant remains unknown.
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ATTD 2025: Diabetes Technology Advancements and Access Concerns
The ATTD 2025 conference in Amsterdam (March 19-22) showcased advancements in diabetes treatments and technology, including stem-cell based beta-cell replacement therapies and GLP-1/harmine combinations for beta-cell regeneration, alongside concerns about unequal access to these technologies and the...
ATTD 2025: Diabetes Technology Advancements and Access Concerns
The ATTD 2025 conference in Amsterdam (March 19-22) showcased advancements in diabetes treatments and technology, including stem-cell based beta-cell replacement therapies and GLP-1/harmine combinations for beta-cell regeneration, alongside concerns about unequal access to these technologies and the...
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West Virginia Bans Nine Food Additives to Combat Poor Health
West Virginia banned nine food additives—including Red Dye No. 40, Yellow Dye No. 5, and BHA—linked to cancer and hyperactivity, effective January 2028 for manufacturers and August 2024 for schools, aiming to improve the state's poor health metrics.
West Virginia Bans Nine Food Additives to Combat Poor Health
West Virginia banned nine food additives—including Red Dye No. 40, Yellow Dye No. 5, and BHA—linked to cancer and hyperactivity, effective January 2028 for manufacturers and August 2024 for schools, aiming to improve the state's poor health metrics.
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Broccoli's Health Benefits and Children's Aversion
Broccoli, rich in vitamins and sulforaphane, shows promise in preventing cancer, diabetes, and H. pylori infections; however, children often reject its bitter taste.
Broccoli's Health Benefits and Children's Aversion
Broccoli, rich in vitamins and sulforaphane, shows promise in preventing cancer, diabetes, and H. pylori infections; however, children often reject its bitter taste.
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Professor Şükrü Hatun's Impact on Diabetes Care in Turkey
Professor Dr. Şükrü Hatun, a Turkish pediatric endocrinologist, founded the "Arkadaşım Diyabet" program in 1996, providing comprehensive care and advocacy for children with diabetes, resulting in significant policy changes and improved access to care in Turkey. His work includes educational camps, p...
Professor Şükrü Hatun's Impact on Diabetes Care in Turkey
Professor Dr. Şükrü Hatun, a Turkish pediatric endocrinologist, founded the "Arkadaşım Diyabet" program in 1996, providing comprehensive care and advocacy for children with diabetes, resulting in significant policy changes and improved access to care in Turkey. His work includes educational camps, p...
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Egypt Considers Tax on Sugar-Sweetened Products to Combat Diabetes
Egypt is studying a tax on sugar-sweetened products exceeding global norms to curb diabetes, costing the nation \$58.9 million yearly, with revenue funding universal healthcare.
Egypt Considers Tax on Sugar-Sweetened Products to Combat Diabetes
Egypt is studying a tax on sugar-sweetened products exceeding global norms to curb diabetes, costing the nation \$58.9 million yearly, with revenue funding universal healthcare.
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Canadian Election: Pharmacare's Impact on Diabetes Care
Katharine Mackett, a Type 1 diabetic, spends over \$4,000 yearly on managing her condition, highlighting the financial strain on patients as the federal election approaches, with some provinces having signed deals for publicly-funded diabetes care while others haven't.
Canadian Election: Pharmacare's Impact on Diabetes Care
Katharine Mackett, a Type 1 diabetic, spends over \$4,000 yearly on managing her condition, highlighting the financial strain on patients as the federal election approaches, with some provinces having signed deals for publicly-funded diabetes care while others haven't.
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Wearable Fitness Trackers Show Promise in Improving Type 2 Diabetes Management
A UK-Canada study (MOTIVATE-T2D) of 125 newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes patients found that using Polar Ignite fitness trackers significantly improved exercise adherence and positively affected blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar levels compared to a control group over a year.
Wearable Fitness Trackers Show Promise in Improving Type 2 Diabetes Management
A UK-Canada study (MOTIVATE-T2D) of 125 newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes patients found that using Polar Ignite fitness trackers significantly improved exercise adherence and positively affected blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar levels compared to a control group over a year.
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Daily Foot Washing: Benefits, Risks, and Best Practices
Health experts recommend daily foot washing with soap and water to prevent odor and infections due to the high concentration of sweat glands and bacteria on the feet, though over-washing can be harmful.
Daily Foot Washing: Benefits, Risks, and Best Practices
Health experts recommend daily foot washing with soap and water to prevent odor and infections due to the high concentration of sweat glands and bacteria on the feet, though over-washing can be harmful.
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Ozempic Shows Promise in Treating Alcohol Addiction
A new study published in JAMA Psychiatry shows that Semaglutid, the active ingredient in Ozempic, significantly reduced alcohol cravings and consumption in 48 participants with alcohol use disorder over nine weeks, suggesting a potential new treatment for alcohol addiction.
Ozempic Shows Promise in Treating Alcohol Addiction
A new study published in JAMA Psychiatry shows that Semaglutid, the active ingredient in Ozempic, significantly reduced alcohol cravings and consumption in 48 participants with alcohol use disorder over nine weeks, suggesting a potential new treatment for alcohol addiction.
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