Tag: Diabetes
Swasthya Diabetes’s Project Krishna to help children manage Type 1 Diabetes
Over 400 children suffering from Type 1 diabetes will be mentored by medical students for a year to help them overcome the disease
Fitterfly’s Report 2022 reflects on the missing pieces in diabetes care...
The findings from over 3000 members aim to showcase the reasons behind the exponential increase in the number of diabetes patients despite higher awareness, availability of healthcare facilities and better medicines
Govt aims to make Indian healthcare future-ready: Dr Jitendra Singh
The union minister during his visit to Indian Institute of Chemical Biology (IICB) urged senior scientists to carry out preventive healthcare research
BeatO appoints Dr Navneet Agrawal as its Chief Clinical Officer
He will head BeatO’s Diabetes Care Programs that empower people living with diabetes to manage and control their condition better
Novo Nordisk India launches ’Break the Partnership’ campaign
The campaign seeks to educate people with diabetes, their caregivers, and doctors about the importance of managing weight in type 2 diabetes
Practo Insights: 46% YoY rise in diabetes consultations by young Indians
Young Indians in the age group of 25 - 34 recorded the highest spike in consultations as their share of consultations increased by 46% since last year
One-third of people tested for HbA1c found to have diabetes: Tata...
Most people being diagnosed with diabetes fall in 40-60 age group. More men found to suffer from diabetes than women
IIT Mandi researchers discover a biochemical link between fatty liver &...
The findings offer new diagnostic and therapeutic tools for fatty-liver induced diabetes
A 10 year commission required to tackle upsurge of diabetes in...
India is at the forefront of research in cardiology worldwide but making indigenous products is what we are lacking & it needs to be improved
Lean Diabetes-a distinct entity warranting further investigation
Researchers from Christian Medical College, Vellore, collaborating with the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, New York have studied the metabolic profile of persons with low BMI to investigate how it was different compared to other groups of diabetes