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Fake Remdesivir Containing Salt And Glucose In Circulation In Madhya Pradesh
An inter-state gang supplied at least 1,200 spurious Remdesivir injections, which contained glucose water and salt, in Madhya Pradesh in the last one month, police said on Sunday.
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A Lot Has Been Said About Diabetes! Debunking Some Of The Common Myths And Facts About Diabetes
Diabetes mellitus is the body's inability to regulate the level of glucose(which is the main form of sugar in the body)in the blood.
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Should Diabetics Take Insulin? Here's Everything You Should Know About Diabetes And Insulin
Insulin is a hormone made by the pancreas which allows the human body to use sugar from carbohydrates in the food that you eat for energy or to store glucose for future use.
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Artificial Beta Cells Can Now Help In Treating Diabetes
Scientists come up with new artificial beta cells for the treatment of diabetes without having to inject painful injections and taking medication.
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Diabetics: Do This Once A Month To Replace Daily Insulin
Researchers in the US have created a technology that helps control blood glucose for weeks with just one injection.
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Soon, Anti-Diabetes Drugs to Replace Painful Insulin Jabs
The new drug doesn't act on the liver to reduce glucose product like most commonly prescribed anti-diabetes drugs like Metformin.
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25 Kids Stable After Being Allegedly Given Contaminated Glucose
The condition of 25 children admitted to a hospital in Ajmer, deteriorated after they were allegedly given contaminated glucose injections on Tuesday.
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Birth control and blood glucose levels
Injectable and oral birth control levels do not significantly affect a woman's fasting glucose and insulin levels.
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Artificial pancreas on their way
Artificial pancreas may be just a few years away to help diabetics monitor blood sugar levels and inject insulin.
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Once-daily shot of insulin can control diabetes
A once-daily shot of insulin can control blood sugar levels in people with type 2 diabetes just as well as injecting insulin three times a day.
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Inhaled insulin for diabetics
Inhaled insulin and a single dose of life-long acting insulin provides sugar control comparable to the conventional all-injection insulin.
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Fake Remdesivir Containing Salt And Glucose In Circulation In Madhya Pradesh
An inter-state gang supplied at least 1,200 spurious Remdesivir injections, which contained glucose water and salt, in Madhya Pradesh in the last one month, police said on Sunday.
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A Lot Has Been Said About Diabetes! Debunking Some Of The Common Myths And Facts About Diabetes
Diabetes mellitus is the body's inability to regulate the level of glucose(which is the main form of sugar in the body)in the blood.
-
Should Diabetics Take Insulin? Here's Everything You Should Know About Diabetes And Insulin
Insulin is a hormone made by the pancreas which allows the human body to use sugar from carbohydrates in the food that you eat for energy or to store glucose for future use.
-
Artificial Beta Cells Can Now Help In Treating Diabetes
Scientists come up with new artificial beta cells for the treatment of diabetes without having to inject painful injections and taking medication.
-
Diabetics: Do This Once A Month To Replace Daily Insulin
Researchers in the US have created a technology that helps control blood glucose for weeks with just one injection.
-
Soon, Anti-Diabetes Drugs to Replace Painful Insulin Jabs
The new drug doesn't act on the liver to reduce glucose product like most commonly prescribed anti-diabetes drugs like Metformin.
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25 Kids Stable After Being Allegedly Given Contaminated Glucose
The condition of 25 children admitted to a hospital in Ajmer, deteriorated after they were allegedly given contaminated glucose injections on Tuesday.
-
Birth control and blood glucose levels
Injectable and oral birth control levels do not significantly affect a woman's fasting glucose and insulin levels.
-
Artificial pancreas on their way
Artificial pancreas may be just a few years away to help diabetics monitor blood sugar levels and inject insulin.
-
Once-daily shot of insulin can control diabetes
A once-daily shot of insulin can control blood sugar levels in people with type 2 diabetes just as well as injecting insulin three times a day.
-
Inhaled insulin for diabetics
Inhaled insulin and a single dose of life-long acting insulin provides sugar control comparable to the conventional all-injection insulin.
