Tirzepatide has emerged as the most effective treatment for lowering blood sugar and promoting weight loss in people with type 2 diabetes, according to a major new study published in Scientific ...

A new study has found that adopting a Mediterranean-style diet can help with weight loss and improve diet quality but offers no clear cognitive benefits in older adults with obesity. The findings, ...

Researchers analysing the relationship between giving and receiving love found expressing love to others leads to people to feeling more loved and fulfilled while improving their wellbeing.

New research suggests partially restricting blood flow to muscles during exercise can reduce pain in people with rheumatoid arthritis while improving their strength and performance.

Mattel has launched its first-ever Barbie doll designed specifically to represent children living with type 1 diabetes. The new doll is part of Mattel’s ongoing effort to enhance diversity and ...

Hannah Robinson, a dentist, was diagnosed with early-stage type 1 diabetes during her pregnancy. She is now being treated with teplizumab at Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, as ...

In a surprising contrast to industrialised populations, Indigenous groups — particularly the Tsimane people — experience consistently elevated levels of inflammation throughout life, but this does not ...

A landmark study has revealed unexpected benefits associated with losing excess body weight, shedding light on processes that may significantly improve conditions like type 2 diabetes.

“Earlier bedtimes naturally foster more active lifestyles”, latest evidence has shown. A new study from Monash University has discovered that people who go to sleep earlier are likely to take part in ...

The discovery that diabetes medication could potentially manage hydrocephalus occurred after Dr Magill observed significant shrinkage in brain ventricles in a hydrocephalus patient who began treatment ...

A recent study from Boston has revealed that unhealthy lifestyle choices can almost double the risk of developing atrial fibrillation (AF), the most common heart rhythm disorder worldwide. The ...

To refine the findings further, the researchers focused on 595 participants who had normal glucose tolerance, establishing that a blood glucose threshold of 170 mg/dL (9.4 mmol/L) after one hour was ...