Vysokohorské prostředí, které má nižší obsah kyslíku, vede k intenzivnější regulaci hladiny glukózy v krvi prostřednictvím červených krvinek, které nasávají glukózu a přeměňují ji na látku zlepšující transport kyslíku, což může vysvětlit nižší výskyt diabetu u lidí žijících ve vysokých nadmořských výškách, jak ukázal výzkum na myších v roce 2023. #výzkum #diabetes #metabolismus
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Proč lidé žijící ve vysokohorském prostředí trpí méně často diabetem? Odpověď nabízejí experimenty na myších
Na první pohled to zní překvapivě: lidé žijící ve vysokých nadmořských výškách - například v Andách nebo Himálaji - mají dlouhodobě nižší výskyt diabetu.
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The Protein Scientists Say Could Raise Diabetes Risk by Up to 49%, According to New Study
There's no harm in partaking in a burger or steak every now and then, but research increasingly suggests that consuming too much red meat may lead to serious health consequences.
#DiabetesManagement #HealthyEating #InsulinResistance
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Could Insulin-Resistance Diet Lower Your Diabetes Risk?
Your diet plays a key role in preventing or managing diabetes, and eating the right foods helps control your insulin and blood sugar levels, warding off or managing prediabetes or type 2 diabetes.
#DiabetesRisk #HealthInnovation #PreventiveMedicine
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Brazilian 10-Year Diabetes Risk Calculator
What is a person's risk of developing diabetes in 10 years. A tool created by researchers at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Brazil; the Federal University of Espírito Santo, Vitória, Brazil; the Federal University of Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil; and the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, aims to answer that question.
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'Sometimes I don't even take my medicine': Americans are choosing between insulin and buying gas following Trump's Obamacare cuts | Fortune
Lately, Priscilla Brown has had to choose between properly managing her Type 2 diabetes and affording other necessities, like gas in her car.
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What ACA enrollees are cutting back on to afford health care, according to a new poll
NEW YORK (AP) -- Lately, Priscilla Brown has had to choose between properly managing her Type 2 diabetes and affording other necessities, like gas in her car.
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What ACA enrollees are cutting back on to afford health care, according to a new poll
NEW YORK (AP) -- Lately, Priscilla Brown has had to choose between properly managing her Type 2 diabetes and affording other necessities, like gas in her car.
#Diabetes #Generics #Pharmaceuticals
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Novo Nordisk patent expiry opens door to cheaper weight-loss drugs in India
HYDERABAD, March 19 (Reuters) - India's market for diabetes and weight-loss drugs is set for a shake-up as Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk's patent on semaglutide expires this week, triggering a wave of cheaper generics from local drugmakers and worries about uneven oversight in an overcrowded market.
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Study Shows Ozempic Is Linked to Lower Risk of Worsening Mental Health Issues
Swedish people with depression and anxiety who took Novo Nordisk A/S's blockbuster shots Ozempic and Wegovy were less likely to see their mental health get worse, the latest data to suggest that popular diabetes and obesity drugs could also have a broader impact on well-being.
#SleepHealth #DiabetesRisk #MetabolicHealth
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Specific amount of nightly sleep may lower diabetes risk, researchers find
Getting a certain amount of sleep could help ward off diabetes, a new study suggests.
A team of Chinese researchers studied how sleep duration on weekdays is associated with insulin resistance, a key risk factor for type 2 diabetes.
#SleepHealth #DiabetesPrevention #MetabolicHealth
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Specific amount of nightly sleep may lower diabetes risk, researchers find
Getting a certain amount of sleep could help ward off diabetes, a new study suggests.
A team of Chinese researchers studied how sleep duration on weekdays is associated with insulin resistance, a key risk factor for type 2 diabetes.
