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Diabetes Alert: 8 Subtle Physical Clues From Your Body
Recognising the early signs of diabetes allows for timely intervention, preventing long-term damage to the body.
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Diabetes: Expert Explains How To Maintain Healthy Blood Sugar Levels In Elderly
Diabetes is a chronic condition that requires healthy management of blood sugar levels. In elderly, it can be hard to manage blood sugar levels. Read here to know from expert how to handle this condition.
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Elderly Coronavirus Patients On Ventilator Support Have Less Survival Chances: Report
Most people in their advance age, especially among those who are infected by the novel coronavirus and are suffering from some underlying disease such as hypertension, diabetes, heart disease, and obesity, have lower rates of survival, even if they are put on ventilators, a study said.
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Elderly, Diabetic People At Greater Risk Of Coronavirus Infection: Experts
With government advising people to take all necessary precautions to help contain the spread of coronavirus, health experts said that the elderly and those suffering from pre-existing medical conditions like hypertension, diabetes, and heart problems are at higher risk of getting infected with the deadly virus.
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Noida Techie Dies Of Heart Attack After Alleged Spat With Traffic Cops
A 35-year-old man in Noidadied of heart attack at a hospital after an altercation with the traffic police over a suspected violation, his father has alleged.
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Vitamin D Deficiency Common In Type 2 Diabetes, High Blood Pressure Patients: Study
Deficiency of Vitamin D: It was found as part of the study that 84.2% people with type 2 diabetes and 82.6% people with hypertension were found to be deficient in Vitamin D. Know more here.
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How Chronic Diseases Reduce Mobility In The Elderly
Diseases that affected the mobility of older adults included coronary heart disease, diabetes, heart failure, osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
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High-Fat Diet In Elderly May Put You At A Risk Of Heart Disease And Diabetes
"This study highlights that diet and age are critical factors that have differential impact with age, and it highlights the spleen and heart as an inter-organ communication system with the immune defence system," said Ganesh Halade, Associate Professor at the University of Alabama.
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Football May Improve Bone Health In Elderly With Prediabetes: StudyÂ
If the findings of a latest study are to be believed, an hour of football training session twice a week, combined with a healthy diet can improve bone health in older adults with prediabetes.
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About 4 Cups of Coffee Daily Could Boost Heart Health In Elderly : StudyÂ
Drinking four cups of coffee daily could be a healthy choice, especially for the elderly. It may enhance the function of heart cells as well as help recover from heart attacks
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Diabetes And Hypertension Rates High In India: Study
And by high we mean higher than you were aware of!
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Twins more prone to diabetes
Elderly twins have a higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes, suggesting that certain prenatal factors may contribute to the disease even late in life.
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Diabetes Alert: 8 Subtle Physical Clues From Your Body
Recognising the early signs of diabetes allows for timely intervention, preventing long-term damage to the body.
-
Diabetes: Expert Explains How To Maintain Healthy Blood Sugar Levels In Elderly
Diabetes is a chronic condition that requires healthy management of blood sugar levels. In elderly, it can be hard to manage blood sugar levels. Read here to know from expert how to handle this condition.
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Elderly Coronavirus Patients On Ventilator Support Have Less Survival Chances: Report
Most people in their advance age, especially among those who are infected by the novel coronavirus and are suffering from some underlying disease such as hypertension, diabetes, heart disease, and obesity, have lower rates of survival, even if they are put on ventilators, a study said.
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Elderly, Diabetic People At Greater Risk Of Coronavirus Infection: Experts
With government advising people to take all necessary precautions to help contain the spread of coronavirus, health experts said that the elderly and those suffering from pre-existing medical conditions like hypertension, diabetes, and heart problems are at higher risk of getting infected with the deadly virus.
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Noida Techie Dies Of Heart Attack After Alleged Spat With Traffic Cops
A 35-year-old man in Noidadied of heart attack at a hospital after an altercation with the traffic police over a suspected violation, his father has alleged.
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Vitamin D Deficiency Common In Type 2 Diabetes, High Blood Pressure Patients: Study
Deficiency of Vitamin D: It was found as part of the study that 84.2% people with type 2 diabetes and 82.6% people with hypertension were found to be deficient in Vitamin D. Know more here.
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How Chronic Diseases Reduce Mobility In The Elderly
Diseases that affected the mobility of older adults included coronary heart disease, diabetes, heart failure, osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
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High-Fat Diet In Elderly May Put You At A Risk Of Heart Disease And Diabetes
"This study highlights that diet and age are critical factors that have differential impact with age, and it highlights the spleen and heart as an inter-organ communication system with the immune defence system," said Ganesh Halade, Associate Professor at the University of Alabama.
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Football May Improve Bone Health In Elderly With Prediabetes: StudyÂ
If the findings of a latest study are to be believed, an hour of football training session twice a week, combined with a healthy diet can improve bone health in older adults with prediabetes.
-
About 4 Cups of Coffee Daily Could Boost Heart Health In Elderly : StudyÂ
Drinking four cups of coffee daily could be a healthy choice, especially for the elderly. It may enhance the function of heart cells as well as help recover from heart attacks
-
Diabetes And Hypertension Rates High In India: Study
And by high we mean higher than you were aware of!
-
Twins more prone to diabetes
Elderly twins have a higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes, suggesting that certain prenatal factors may contribute to the disease even late in life.
