Someone should provide explanations before justice after publishing this. Calling a deceased child an "invader." There are only perverse individuals at @elespanolcom. They call a "health crisis" that a child died from diabetes (probably due to lack of care) and another has contracted chickenpox. (translated)
Esto es vomitivo, deleznable y de una miseria moral inconmensurable. Llamar “invasor” a un chaval de 17 años que ha muerto por diabetes es deplorable. Carroñeros, basura, miserables. https://t.co/gKQVWb4Ia0 #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #Empatía
A 17-year-old Moroccan migrant died in a reception center in Ceuta due to complications related to diabetes, after being found dead by a colleague. (translated)
¿Te parece decente @lauragarofanoes llamar “invasor con diabetes” a un adolescente de 17 años que ha muerto en un centro de acogida en Ceuta por no recibir la atención sanitaria que necesitaba? Me impresiona que seáis capaces de deshumanizar incluso a niños por ser migrantes https://t.co/6QOfmd4qaU #Migrantes #DerechosHumanos #Deshumanización
A 17-year-old Moroccan boy died in a reception center in Ceuta, with his death possibly related to his diabetes, managed under the supervision of the center's healthcare staff. (translated)
A 17-year-old immigrant minor with severe diabetes has died at the La Esperanza reception center in Ceuta, after being found unresponsive by a roommate. (translated)
I understand that the boy is diabetic and the bad guy threatens to give him a pastry, please confirm. (translated)
A 17-year-old Moroccan immigrant has died in Ceuta from complications related to his diabetes in a temporary accommodation center. (translated)
A 17-year-old diabetic migrant minor, who arrived in Ceuta in July, has died in a shelter due to apparent severe hypoglycemia, despite being under medical supervision. (translated)
How did this happen? A migrant minor with chronic diabetes who arrived in July in Ceuta dies in a reception center managed by the autonomous city. This case raises alarms about the care for the kids who arrived in Ceuta. (translated)
A diabetic migrant minor who arrived in July in Ceuta dies in a reception center managed by the autonomous city. (translated)
A study from the University of California suggests that Ozempic, used to treat diabetes and weight loss, could slow down aging and prolong life in mice, showing effects that go beyond caloric restriction. (translated)
A comprehensive study shows that early use of statins in people with type 2 diabetes not only reduces the risk of cardiovascular diseases but also lowers the risk of dementia by 15 percent. (translated)
In Italy, the high cost of medications for managing obesity and type 2 diabetes, such as Ozempic and tirzepatide, is burdening both the National Health Service and citizens, with an increase in private spending and the impossibility of reimbursing them for all those who would need them. (translated)
A study from Karolinska Institutet shows that patients with type 2 diabetes who have high blood sugar levels, low body weight, or have previously had ketoacidosis have an increased risk of serious side effects when treated with SGLT2 inhibitors, which persists throughout the treatment period. (translated)
A new US study has found that the risk of hair loss from taking GLP-1 medications for weight loss and diabetes treatment is higher than with other diabetes medications; however, the absolute numbers are low, and a correlation has been confirmed, though no direct cause-and-effect relationship has been established. (translated)
Vincenzo Mollica, a well-known journalist and face of Rai, uses irony to tell the story of his life and his challenges with illnesses such as Parkinson's, blindness, and diabetes, expressing an undeniable passion for popular culture and respect for the artists he has met throughout his career. (translated)
An algorithm based on artificial intelligence is capable of diagnosing diabetes and hypertension from a video of the face in a few seconds, achieving an accuracy of 88% and 95% respectively, as demonstrated by a Japanese study presented at the European Congress of Cardiology. (translated)
At the largest heart congress in the world in Munich, over 30,000 heart experts discuss innovative techniques, including an AI that can detect high blood pressure and diabetes through facial recognition using smartphone cameras. (translated)
In an interview, Anniek de Ruijter, professor of health law, states that the recent fines imposed by the Health and Youth Inspectorate on media for presenting diabetes medications as weight loss products involve a trade-off between free journalism and protecting consumers from inappropriate advertising. (translated)
