Diabetic Students

The board has extended several facilities for the students to overcome their medical issues in the examination.

Course is aimed at helping healthcare professionals develop specialist skills and techniques to enhance the level of care provided to people living with diabetes.

A student from IIT-Kanpur says that he saved a diabetes patient's life while travelling from Geneva to New Delhi in February.

Students at IIT Madras have developed a novel wound dressing material that would help diabetic patients heal faster. The dressing material uses graphene-based compounds

Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), the exam conducting body for JEE Main 2018, has once again taken a generous move by allowing students with diabetes to carry eatables to the examination hall, this year.

Keeping the issue of children who are suffering from the Type 1 Diabetes in sight, Central Board of Secondary Examination (CBSE) in a latest circular allowed eatables while they attend board examinations.

In an effort to make examinations easier and convenient for students, CBSE is planning to allow diabetic students to have snacks during mid-exam. Citing the reason to be dire health concerns, the Board will soon allow snack breaks for class 10 and 12 board examinees. This generous move came after considering the study results of the Chairperson of ...

A team of students from Hebrew University of Jerusalem has developed unique pressure-sensing socks that, when linked to a smart phone app, warn diabetic patients of developing foot ulcers.

Over 500 cyclists, including students, on Sunday took part in a cyclothon in Gurgaon to raise awareness about osteoporosis, a disease characterised by a decrease in bone mass.

Fifteen schools in Delhi will be among the first in India to receive information and training on how to educate teachers, students and parents on diabetes using specially designed 'school diabetes information pack'.

After Gujarat government's intervention, a five-year-old boy, who was detected with diabetes, was on Monday assured re-admission in senior KG class, by trustees of a local private school in Ahmedabad.

The board has extended several facilities for the students to overcome their medical issues in the examination.

Course is aimed at helping healthcare professionals develop specialist skills and techniques to enhance the level of care provided to people living with diabetes.

A student from IIT-Kanpur says that he saved a diabetes patient's life while travelling from Geneva to New Delhi in February.

Students at IIT Madras have developed a novel wound dressing material that would help diabetic patients heal faster. The dressing material uses graphene-based compounds

Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), the exam conducting body for JEE Main 2018, has once again taken a generous move by allowing students with diabetes to carry eatables to the examination hall, this year.

Keeping the issue of children who are suffering from the Type 1 Diabetes in sight, Central Board of Secondary Examination (CBSE) in a latest circular allowed eatables while they attend board examinations.

In an effort to make examinations easier and convenient for students, CBSE is planning to allow diabetic students to have snacks during mid-exam. Citing the reason to be dire health concerns, the Board will soon allow snack breaks for class 10 and 12 board examinees. This generous move came after considering the study results of the Chairperson of ...

A team of students from Hebrew University of Jerusalem has developed unique pressure-sensing socks that, when linked to a smart phone app, warn diabetic patients of developing foot ulcers.

Over 500 cyclists, including students, on Sunday took part in a cyclothon in Gurgaon to raise awareness about osteoporosis, a disease characterised by a decrease in bone mass.

Fifteen schools in Delhi will be among the first in India to receive information and training on how to educate teachers, students and parents on diabetes using specially designed 'school diabetes information pack'.

After Gujarat government's intervention, a five-year-old boy, who was detected with diabetes, was on Monday assured re-admission in senior KG class, by trustees of a local private school in Ahmedabad.