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Health Tech Like Abbott Biowearable Lingo Take CES Center Stage

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Jared Watkin, senior vice president, diabetes care, at Abbott Laboratories, joined Michelle Castillo from the CES 2022 floor to discuss the future of health tech, including Abbott's consumer-facing biowearable called Lingo. The accessory...
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Peloton's Robin Arzón Says Type 1 Diabetes Diagnosis Didn't End Her Fit Lifestyle

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Type 1 diabetes is often known as childhood diabetes, but it can strike adults as well. Robin Arzón, Peloton vice president of fitness programming and instructor, was diagnosed right before she was preparing to run an ultramarathon and...
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India battles black fungus infections alongside COVID-19

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India is battling deadly infections of black fungus in addition to COVID-19. One doctor says the situation is 'beyond anything in our wildest nightmares.'
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Seniors ask doctors their COVID-19 questions

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Seniors ask two geriatricians their questions about the COVID-19 pandemic.
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'People just need opportunity': Innovation in blockaded Gaza

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The people of Gaza are coming up with innovative solutions to problems imposed by the nearly 13-year blockade.
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Ozempic, Mounjaro linked to vision loss in diabetics

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Researchers at the University of Toronto have found GLP-1 weight loss and diabetes drugs like Ozempic and Mounjaro double the risk of a severe form of vision loss among diabetics, affecting daily activities such as reading and driving.
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Diabetes Canada warns about products with fake endorsement

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Diabetes Canada says it has received hundreds of phone calls about social media ads for medical products claiming to be endorsed by the organization, something it says it never does.
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be Well: The effects of sugar

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Sugar affects your body in different ways. Endocrinologist Dr. Deena Adimoolam tells us the signs of too much sugar in your diet and what can you do about it.
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What is the link between fatty liver and diabetes mellitus?

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The link between fatty liver disease, particularly non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), and diabetes mellitus, especially type 2 diabetes.
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What will be covered for Islanders with diabetes under new pharmacare deal?

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While P.E.I.'s new $30-million pharmacare deal with the federal government will cover diabetes medication and contraceptives, Islanders will still be on the hook to pay part of the cost of some supplies — just blood glucose test trips...
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Early menopause can increase risk of type 2 diabetes: Study

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A recent study has revealed that women who experienced premature menopause had a higher risk of Type 2 diabetes, with the risk increasing as the age of menopause decreased.
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Stratford, P.E.I. man says he's 'deeply regretful' after judge sentences him in major fentanyl case

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Tye James Poirier pleaded guilty earlier this year to one charge of possessing fentanyl for the purpose of trafficking after police seized 307 grams of fentanyl — enough to provide two doses for every man, woman and child on P.E.I. For...
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Health minister says 1st pharmacare deals with provinces 'very close'

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Health Minister Mark Holland says the federal government is 'very close' to signing the first deals with provinces and territories under its pharmacare legislation. The law, which passed in October, allows Ottawa to strike deals with...
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Diabetic & Need Cataract Surgery? A Surgeon Breaks It Down

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Can diabetic patients safely undergo cataract surgery? In this video, a leading eye surgeon breaks down everything you need to know—from risks to precautions and recovery tips.
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Ozempic-type drugs could have benefits beyond treating diabetes

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There's new evidence the class of drugs that includes Ozempic may have health benefits that go beyond diabetes treatment and weight loss. A major new study suggests these drugs could help with dozens of conditions ranging from...
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Weight-loss drug approved to reduce risk of non-fatal heart attacks | Canada Tonight

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Health Canada has approved the weight-loss drug Wegovy to reduce the risk of non-fatal heart attacks, drug maker Novo Nordisk says. But how does it work? Dr. Samir Gupta discusses Health Canada's decision.
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Diabetes in adults nearly doubles worldwide, more than half not receiving treatment: study

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More than 800 million adults have diabetes worldwide — almost twice as many as previous estimates suggested — and more than half of those older than 30 who have the condition are not receiving treatment, according to a new study.Read...
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Obesity Epidemic: A Ticking Time Bomb

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The U.S. Is facing a health crisis of epic proportions. A sweeping new study reveals a staggering statistic. Nearly three-quarters of American adults are overweight or obese. The implications are dire, as weight-related diseases threaten to
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Obesity Becomes A Health Crisis In The US

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Obesity has reached alarming levels in the United States, becoming a major public health crisis. Rising rates of obesity are linked to various chronic diseases, including heart disease, diabetes, and certain cancers, putting a...
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Global Diabetes Rate Doubles: Over 800 MN Adults Diabetic In World: Lancet

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According to a report released Wednesday, the proportion of adults with diabetes has doubled globally over the previous three decades, with developing nations seeing the largest increases.
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Diagnoses of Type-2 Diabetes are increasing. Know the symptoms and how to reverse it.

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One sign that someone could develop Type 2 Diabetes is increased thirst and urination.
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National Diabetes Month: Free health screenings to be held in Manasquan

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Health experts were at Jersey Shore University Medical Center in Neptune on Friday to discuss the issues.
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'Asking big questions:' FDA Commissioner Makary outlines proposed changes for children's health

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FDA Commissioner Dr. Martin Makary spoke with Scripps News Thursday about what expected changes and priorities for children's health policy could look like. (Scripps News)
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FDA announces plans to phase out artificial dyes

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FDA officials are moving forward with plans to eliminate artificial food dyes in the U.S. food supply. (Scripps News)