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RSSDI launches India’s first toll free diabetes helpline
Research Society for the Study of Diabetes in India (RSSDI) today announced the launch of DiaHELP– a toll free diabetes helpline service to aid millions of diabetic patients and their caregivers to get...
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Fighting Fit: Diabetic Women Fight Back!
Women, in every part of the world, are often the primary caregivers in families. In a country like India, this is true for women from both urban and rural areas. Women play a key role in taking care of...
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Type-1 diabetes not just a ‘disease of childhood’: Study
Dispelling common misconception that Type-1 diabetes is predominantly a “disease of childhood”, a new study says that adults are as likely to develop the condition as children. More than 40 per cent of...
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Pain-free skin patch to automate diabetes management
There is good news for diabetics as researchers have developed a pain-free skin patch containing dissolvable compounds that responds to blood chemistry to manage glucose automatically. For millions of...
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Nutrition education improves diabetes
According to a recent study, certain diet changes and proper intake of nutrition can make a huge difference to the body of diabetics. According to the study conducted by the researchers from Physicians...
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Plant-based diets can help diabetes patients: Study
Plant-based diets can be beneficial for diabetes as a new study has found that it may improve glycemic control, cholesterol and lead to weight loss in people with Type 2 diabetes. The researchers...
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Type 2 diabetes may be an indication of pancreatic cancer
Turns out, a recent-onset type 2 diabetes may be early expression of pancreatic cancer. A new study published by Oxford University Press indicated that the recent-onset diabetes was associated with a...
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Alcohol intake may cause weight loss in diabetics
Regular consumption of alcohol may lead to long-term weight loss in people with diabetes, say researchers. The study, led by researchers from the University of Pennsylvania, showed that losing weight...
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New device to make glucose monitoring ‘painless’ for diabetics
Researchers have designed a microneedle patch for people with diabetes to enable them to monitor their glucose levels throughout the day in a “painless” manner. Continuous monitoring is a way to...
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Nuts can keep diabetics’ heart healthy
Eating a handful of nuts daily, particularly tree nuts, may reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease among people with Type-2 diabetes, associated with an increased risk for high cholesterol, heart...
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