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World Diabetes Day is marked every year on November 14. Discover how lifestyle habits, from muscle building to stress ...

For decades, a myth has lingered in the public mind: that sugar is the sole culprit behind diabetes, and once diagnosed, ...

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.

Celebrate World Diabetes Day on November 14 with these healthy and guilt-free meal ideas. From idli to wraps, here’s how to ...

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On World Diabetes Day 2025 an expert explains whether diabetic women can get pregnant the risks involved fertility challenges ...

World Diabetes Day 2025 is on November 14. Managing diabetes involves smart morning routines. Checking blood sugar early and ...

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

On World Diabetes Day, the World Avocado Organisation (WAO) highlights the role of avocados as one of nature's most wholesome ...