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Understanding your blood type is crucial not just for transfusions but also for overall health and disease prevention. Research suggests that your blood type influences risks for heart disease, cancer, diabetes, immunity, and longevity. Knowing these links can help individuals make informed lifestyle choices to enhance well-being. Blood Type and Heart Disease Risk Studies indicate …
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A newly approved drug, sotagliflozin, has shown significant benefits in reducing heart attacks and strokes for people with type 2 diabetes and kidney disease. A study published in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology highlights the drug’s unique cardiovascular advantages, making it a promising new option for patients with chronic conditions. Sotagliflozin’s Breakthrough Benefits Sotagliflozin, commercially …
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Rice is a staple food for millions worldwide, but its consumption habits can impact health, particularly for individuals with diabetes. Registered dietitian-nutritionists have cautioned against eating this grain while it is hot, emphasizing its high glycemic index (GI) and its potential to cause spikes in blood sugar levels. Understanding Glycemic Index and Blood Sugar Response …
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In a significant move to combat diabetes in Kurram, a pharmaceutical company donated 5,000 insulin vials to the Health Department. This donation, valued at 4.2 million rupees, marks a vital step in ensuring access to life-saving medicines for diabetic patients in the region. Donation Details Secretary Health Adeel Shah announced that the pharmaceutical firm handed …
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A recent study has found that people who prefer sweet are at higher risk of depression, diabetes, and heart disease. The research, conducted by the University of Surrey, involved 180,000 participants and analyzed their dietary habits alongside health markers. Dietary Preferences and Health Risks The study, published in the Journal of Translational Medicine, categorized participants …
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For all those tea lovers out there, you may be happy to learn that drinking tea can be beneficial for your health. So, it’s time to refute all that you have heard all your childhood that having tea can be a health hazard. Not only tea helps you lose weight, and gives your skin a …
Karachi: Martin Dow Marker (Ltd) organized a seminar at a local hotel titled ‘PREDIABETES – Train the Trainer’. Prediabetes Train the Trainer is a one-of-a-kind awareness program that aims to create awareness about Prediabetes being the step that leads to Diabetes and is reversible. This is an initiative by Martin Dow Marker Ltd, which is …
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