Dr. Michael Mosley says one meal time change could ‘reduce the risk of diabetes’
Dr. Michael Mosley proposed a simple meal time change that could lower the risk of type 2 diabetes and other health issues posthumously in his book 'Just One Thing Volume 2'.
Sleep this much if you want to avoid diabetes
A study suggests that sleeping just under seven and a half hours each night can help maintain insulin sensitivity and reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes.
Do You Exercise at This Time of Day? It Can Significantly Reduce Diabetes Risk
Exercising in the afternoon or evening significantly lowers the risk of Type 2 diabetes according to recent research published in Diabetes Care.
Diabetic Treatment: 90% Price Reduction of Diabetes Medication, Medicine Priced at 220 Instead of 10,000?
A significant price reduction of 90% for diabetes medication in India allows patients to obtain a previously expensive medicine for just 220 rupees.
Weight loss drug may help with depression and anxiety, research indicates – we asked if treatment will change
A recent international study found that diabetes and weight loss medications, particularly semaglutide, significantly alleviated mental health issues in patients.
Prof Tim Spector claims supplement could slash diabetes risk - but with a warning
Professor Tim Spector suggests that regular intake of vitamin D may reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes, though he cautions that research on its effects is inconclusive.
The patent for Ozempic expired, revealing an interesting fact about the price of its copy in Argentina
The expiration of the Ozempic patent will lead to a significant decrease in prices as generic versions from Indian pharmaceutical companies enter the market, but Argentine copies remain notably expensive.
Could GLP-1 drugs help your mental health? New study finds a link
A study suggests that GLP-1 drugs, traditionally used for weight loss and diabetes, may also reduce the risk of worsening mental health conditions like anxiety and depression.
‘Deeply Concerning’: Russia Faces Risk of Diabetes ‘Epidemic,’ Social Policy Chief Warns
Russia is at risk of a diabetes epidemic due to poor dietary habits and increasing case numbers, warns Deputy Prime Minister Tatiana Golikova.
Indians Will Become 'Lazy' by 2050! The Risk of Heart Attacks and Diabetes Will Increase
A recent study predicts that rising temperatures due to climate change will lead to increased laziness and health risks like diabetes and heart attacks among Indians by 2050.
‘Deeply Concerning’: Russia Could Face Diabetes ‘Epidemic,’ Social Policy Chief Warns
Russia's Deputy Prime Minister Tatiana Golikova has warned of a potential diabetes epidemic due to rising case numbers and poor dietary habits.
A handful a day.. how blueberries protect you from heart disease?
Blueberries are recommended by nutritionists for their health benefits, including low calories and ability to potentially prevent heart disease.
VIDEOS: BDP of Friday, March 20, 2026
The article presents a variety of news items including requests from Iran's new supreme leader, commentary on the impact of war on security perceptions in Dubai and Qatar, information on a legal case affecting elections, updates on diabetes medication in Brazil, tax declaration programs, and music festival news.
VIDEOS: Good Morning Rio on March 20, 2026
The article discusses various topics including the execution of a wrestler in Iran, issues with diabetes medication costs in Brazil, a recent transfer indicating cooperation in a corruption case, tax return preparation in Brazil, and highlights from the Lollapalooza festival.
Obesity medication linked to better mental health
A study reveals that semaglutide, an active ingredient in diabetes and obesity medication, is associated with reduced sickness absence and healthcare needs due to mental health issues in over 95,000 Swedes.
Needle-free diabetes management could be on the horizon, study suggests
A new study reveals the potential for oral insulin to replace injections for diabetes management, offering a non-invasive alternative for patients.
The use of antibiotics can destroy the gut microbiome for years and lead to type 2 diabetes
The article explores how antibiotic use negatively impacts the gut microbiome for extended periods, potentially resulting in type 2 diabetes.
The effects of the "Ozempic family" on mental health: lower risk of anxiety and depression
A new study suggests that GLP-1 agonists, commonly used for diabetes and obesity, may also help reduce the risk of anxiety and depression.
Anvisa approves multidose version of Mounjaro for type 2 diabetes and obesity
Brazil's Anvisa has approved a multidose version of the diabetes and obesity medication Mounjaro, allowing for multiple uses from a single vial.
Magnesium and Berberine: What Happens to Blood Sugar When Taken Together
The article discusses how magnesium and berberine can help regulate blood sugar levels, particularly for individuals with prediabetes or type 2 diabetes.
Cheaper copies of Ozempic will soon flood the market. India's patent expires on Friday
India is set to see the expiration of a patent for the diabetes drug Ozempic, paving the way for cheaper alternatives to enter the market.
Protesters Demand Government Compensate Diabetes Patients for Continuous Glucose Monitoring Sensors
Protesters in Latvia are calling on the government to include continuous glucose monitoring sensors in its compensation system for diabetes patients.
Universalization of care is a challenge for treating diabetes in the SUS, experts say
Experts highlight the challenges faced by Brazil's public health system (SUS) in providing effective diabetes care amidst rising incidences of the disease and related health issues.
PHOTO AND VIDEO: A protest takes place outside the Saeima regarding access to life-saving technologies for type 1 diabetes patients
On March 19, a protest organized by the Diabetes Association is taking place outside the Saeima building in Latvia, demanding that the state compensates for continuous glucose monitoring sensors for type 1 diabetes patients.
This sign in the armpit can indicate diabetes
High blood sugar levels can manifest in surprising ways on the skin, according to a dermatologist who explains the warning signs that may indicate the onset of diabetes.
What does the study say that associates weight loss pens with the reduction of anxiety and depression
A recent study suggests that diabetes and obesity treatment pens may also help reduce anxiety and depression.
Diabetes patient Kārlis Gailītis: "Give me the opportunity to live like a human, I will do the rest myself!"
Kārlis Gailītis, a type 1 diabetes patient, advocates for better healthcare access and an insulin pump to manage his condition, highlighting his struggles with eyesight due to the lack of medical support.
Stopping Ozempic? New study reveals surprising weight regain results after GLP-1s
A new study shows that patients may not experience significant weight regain after stopping GLP-1 medications like Ozempic, contrary to earlier beliefs.
The aromatic infusion that helps regulate blood glucose and improve insulin sensitivity
Kukicha tea, originating from Japan, is noted for its potential to aid in regulating blood glucose levels and enhancing insulin sensitivity.
Anvisa approves new version of Mounjaro with multiple doses in a single pen
Brazil's health regulatory agency, Anvisa, has approved a new multidose version of the diabetes medication Mounjaro, allowing patients to use a single pen for multiple doses.
Syndrome caused by poorly controlled diabetes delays development and makes adults look like children, in Paraná
An 18-year-old from Paraná suffers from Mauriac syndrome, a complication of poorly managed Type 1 diabetes that affects physical development and leads to an appearance akin to that of a child.
Groom-to-be falls into coma after becoming ill on stag do abroad
A groom-to-be, Adam Maxwell, fell into a coma while celebrating his stag do in Bucharest, Romania, after suddenly falling ill and being diagnosed with type 1 diabetes.
From diet to exercise: How Nigerians with hypertension can cut disease risk
A study highlights that Nigerians with hypertension can significantly reduce their heart disease and diabetes risk through healthy lifestyle changes.
The association requests state support for diabetes patients even in adulthood
An association is urging the Latvian government to provide funding for diabetes care devices for adults, arguing it's more cost-effective than treating complications later.
Specific amount of nightly sleep may lower diabetes risk, researchers find
A new study indicates that getting approximately seven hours and 18 minutes of sleep per night can lower the risk of diabetes by reducing insulin resistance.
Tereza Kášková: At nine years old, I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. The main character in my fairy tale story also has it
The article discusses Tereza Kášková's personal experience with type 1 diabetes and how it has influenced her work as an author of a fairy tale.
Famous mountain 'Gahat Dal' is a boon for health, will keep kidneys healthy
Gahat Dal, a traditional pulse from Uttarakhand, is increasingly recognized for its health benefits, particularly in managing kidney health and diabetes.
Fish is Good for Health, but Choice is Important: Is Blood Mercury Concentration Related to Diabetes?
A study suggests that while fish is beneficial for health, high levels of mercury in certain fish may increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
Belly fat can be reduced with a diet that is easy for Finns to follow – also prevents cancer and fatty liver
A new study reveals that familiar Finnish foods can effectively reduce belly fat and prevent health issues such as high cholesterol, type 2 diabetes, and fatty liver disease, while also lowering cancer risk.
Vitamin D: why its deficiency is related to heart attack, diabetes, and weak bones
The article discusses the critical role of vitamin D in preventing chronic diseases and supporting biological defenses, highlighting its importance in bone health and metabolic functions.
J. Naruševičiūtė – hardly recognizable: spoke about the illness that struck her and the 30 kg lost
Lithuanian singer J. Naruševičiūtė shares her journey towards managing diabetes and the significant transformation in her lifestyle after losing 30 kg.
Several young people have lost control of their blood glucose levels this year at Children's Hospital
This article discusses the challenges faced by young individuals with diabetes in managing their blood glucose levels, especially in the wake of COVID-19.
Dr Amir Khan shares five 'surprising' things that raise blood sugar - not food
Dr. Amir Khan discusses five unexpected factors that can raise blood sugar levels without involving food.
Rice with 3 Times More Protein! 'Designer Rice' Made in India, Learn About Its Special Features
Indian scientists have developed 'designer rice' that contains three times more protein than regular rice and may help control blood sugar levels.
For those counting steps – scientists' message: helps prevent cancer and diabetes
A recent Lithuanian study found that regularly walking 8,000 to 9,000 steps per day can significantly reduce the risk of obesity, hypertension, and diabetes.
MC Danilo Boladão recorded a video about 'phantom pain' before dying on the coast of SP; watch
MC Danilo Boladão, a Brazilian singer, passed away in Santos, SP, after experiencing cardiac arrest, just one day after discussing his struggles with phantom pain from amputations in a social media video.
Pete Doherty now from gay prostitute job to amputation woe and 'death lurking'
Pete Doherty reveals he is facing health challenges, including the potential amputation of his toes due to Type 2 diabetes, while cautioning that 'death is lurking' following his addiction recovery.
Ice cream gave health researchers results that made them scratch their heads
Studies show a surprising link between ice cream consumption and lower risk of type 2 diabetes.
Urgent ibuprofen warning issued by UK health experts
UK health experts have issued a warning about the potential risks of using ibuprofen and other anti-inflammatory drugs for pain relief, particularly for those with chronic kidney disease or risk factors like diabetes and high blood pressure.
MC Danilo Boladão lived with diabetes for over 20 years and underwent amputations before dying
MC Danilo Boladão, a Brazilian musician, passed away due to cardiac arrest complications linked to his long-term struggle with diabetes.