Managing diabetes requires understanding how certain foods and drinks interact with medications. High-fat foods, added sugars ...

Eating late at night can affect how your body processes food, especially sugar. Research shows that consuming meals after 5 ...

With sustained lifestyle changes, some people with diabetes can keep their blood sugar levels in the normal range without ...

While the intention of "no sugar" trends is good, cutting out sugar completely is rarely the best or the safest plan.

Although not every person with diabetes experiences hair loss a dermatologist explains how it can affect the hair cycle ...

Healthy blood sugar control is not about removing carbohydrates altogether, but about choosing, combining, and timing them ...

People think diabetes only affects blood sugar levels but its impact goes far beyond that - disrupting hormones, bones and skin health.

A new World Diabetes Day report shows that 17% of Indians now report diabetes, which has become the nation’s top lifestyle ...

Air pollution raises the risk of diabetes hospitalizations, length of stay, and medical costs — revealing a hidden link ...

India's love of sweets is deeply rooted in the country's traditions that celebrate happiness, community, and cultural pride.

World Diabetes Day has been observed on 14 November since 1991. But in West Bengal, since 2017, the date also carries another layer of emotion ...

Chronically elevated cortisol, often referred to as the 'stress hormone’, can heighten the risk for acquiring Type 2 diabetes.