Blurred vision Could Be a Warning Sign of Diabetes: Understanding Diabetic Retinopathy Diabetes, a condition characterized by high blood sugar levels, is a growing global health concern. While the exact triggers of type one diabetes remain unclear, type two diabetes is often linked to unhealthy lifestyle choices such as obesity and physical inactivity. Early detection … Read more
** The Hidden Benefits and Risks of Honeycomb: What You Need to Know Table of Contents The Hidden Benefits and Risks of Honeycomb: What You Need to Know The Health Benefits of Honeycomb Who Should Avoid Honeycomb? Key Considerations How to Safely Enjoy Honeycomb Final Thoughts Daily Newsletters Delivered to Your inbox Follow Kormedi on … Read more
Cannabis and the Brain: New Study Reveals Long-term Risks Even After Cessation In France, there are at least 900,000 daily users of cannabis, a substance whose legalization for recreational or medical purposes remains a hotly debated topic across Europe. While Malta, Luxembourg, and Germany have legalized its consumption, the Netherlands has adopted a unique approach: … Read more
Indonesian Singer Emilia Contessa Passes Away Amid Severe Diabetes Complications Jakarta – The Indonesian music industry mourns the loss of senior singer Emilia Contessa, who passed away on Monday, January 27, 2024, at 18:00 WIB. The beloved artist, mother to singer Denada, had been battling severe health complications related to diabetes before her untimely … Read more
GLP-1 Agonists: A Breakthrough in Reducing Obesity-Related Cancer Risk In 2024, the medical community witnessed a groundbreaking revelation: GLP-1 agonists, widely celebrated for their role in weight loss and blood sugar control, may also significantly reduce the risk of obesity-related cancers. This discovery has sparked hope for millions of patients worldwide,especially those battling type … Read more
nutrients to the brain and removing waste products. it also plays a role in the brain’s immune system. The team found that exercise increases the activity of the insulin signaling protein in the brain, which is related to the function of the outable cells. the team also found that the activity of the insulin signaling … Read more
A Dog’s Lick Led to amputation: The Shocking Story of Marie Trainer’s Battle with Capnocytophaga In a harrowing tale that underscores the hidden dangers of seemingly harmless interactions with pets, Marie Trainer, a woman from Ohio, lost her hands and legs after her dog licked a small cut on her body. What began as a … Read more
of teh Recover program, a large-scale study on the long-term effects of Covid-19. The results were published in the journal JAMA Network Open. The study shows that women are more likely to develop persistent symptoms, especially between the ages of 40 and menopause. Researchers discuss the possible influence of hormones,which affect the immune response. “Women … Read more
n### The Silent Threat: How Prediabetes and type 2 Diabetes Accelerate Brain Aging Prediabetes and type 2 diabetes are not just metabolic disorders—they are silent threats to brain health.A groundbreaking study published in *Diabetes Care* on August 28, 2024, reveals that these conditions can accelerate brain aging, increasing the risk of neurodegenerative disorders like dementia. … Read more
The Forgotten Nutrient: Why Fibre is the Key to better Health Table of Contents The Forgotten Nutrient: Why Fibre is the Key to better Health What is Fibre,and Why Does It Matter? The Lifesaving Benefits of Fibre Barriers to Meeting Fibre Goals How to Boost Your Fibre Intake A Call to Action Thirty … Read more