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Covid’s Omicron Variant, Thought to Be Milder, Can Increase Risk for Diabetes

16/02/2023

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People infected with Covid-19 during the omicron era face an increased risk of diabetes and related diseases, according to a study showing that long-term dangers of the virus have persisted since the strain began spreading. Rates of newly diagnosed diabetes, high blood pressure and elevated cholesterol were higher in the 90 days after Covid…

Plant-based foods may reduce prostate cancer progression, study says

15/02/2023

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Men with prostate cancer who reported diets with the highest amounts of plants had a lower risk of disease progression and recurrence A diet heavy in plant-based foods — fresh fruits and vegetables — can reduce both the progression of prostate cancer and the likelihood that it will return, new research shows. Eating fruits and vegetables has…

Risk of developing diabetes after Covid-19 continued in Omicron period, study says

15/02/2023

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People who’ve had Covid-19 have a higher risk of developing diabetes, and that link seems to have persisted into the Omicron era, a new study finds. Mounting evidence suggests Covid-19 infections are tied to a new diagnosis of diabetes, though it’s not clear whether this relationship is a coincidence or cause-and-effect. For their study, published Tuesday…

Is sleep deprivation a risk factor for cancer?

14/02/2023

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International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) has classified “shift-work that involves circadian disruption” as potentially “carcinogenic to humans (Group 2A)” in 2007 and again in 2019 Sleep, which is quintessential for the healthy functioning of our mind and body, has a direct impact on our response to various chronic illnesses, including diabetes, heart ailments,…

Type 1 diabetes complications may be improved by short, frequent activity breaks

14/02/2023

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In a review article published in the Canadian Journal of Diabetes, scientists have discussed the application and significance of decreasing sedentary behavior at frequent intervals in managing type 1 diabetes. Background Sedentary behavior refers to any waking behavior characterized by a low level of energy expenditure. The prevalence of sedentary behavior is increasing globally. For example, in…

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Covid’s Omicron Variant, Thought to Be Milder, Can Increase Risk for Diabetes

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Risk of developing diabetes after Covid-19 continued in Omicron period, study says

Is sleep deprivation a risk factor for cancer?

Type 1 diabetes complications may be improved by short, frequent activity breaks

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