World Diabetes Day
All Stories for World Diabetes Day
World Diabetes Day 2022: 6 ways to reduce the risk of getting the disease
Trendingdesk •Consuming a good source of fibre in every meal helps to prevent a rise in the blood sugar and insulin levels
World Diabetes Day 2022: Know history, significance and theme
Trendingdesk •Individuals who have diabetes, require support and ongoing care for managing their condition
As world's diabetes capital, India needs to shift its healthcare system
Dr Vivek Patel •The diabetic population in India is predicted to reach more than 80 million by the year 2030. The rising number of patients having diabetes mellitus in India is a significant cause for worry, especially since it contributes to the huge healthcare burden on the country
World Diabetes Day 2020: Less salt intake, exercising may help diabetics keep their heart healthy
Myupchar •A 2010 study suggests that cardiovascular complications are the major cause of death among 70 percent of patients with Type 2 diabetes
World Diabetes Day 2019: India’s Gen Z may be at risk for early-onset diabetes
Myupchar •A projection by the International Diabetes Federation stipulates 151 million people in India will have diabetes by 2045 - most will be under the age of 45.
7 dietary habits for a healthy heart
Fp Studio •We will have to look at what we cook and how we cook it, in order to keep our heart healthy.
5 everyday tips to maintain a healthy heart
Fp Studio •Debates and discussions about the importance of a healthy heart have become ubiquitous.
Family is the focus this World Diabetes Day
Fp Studio •A family unit is the first line of attack in the fight against diabetes.
World Diabetes Day 2018: This year's theme aims to highlights role of family, educate members about warning signs
Fp Staff •The World Diabetes Day campaign is represented by a blue circle logo — also the global symbol for diabetes awareness — after the passage of the UN Resolution on diabetes.
World Diabetes Day: Big Data Analytics can help manage the disorder
Fp Archives •Worldwide, diabetes is a leading public health concern which affects over 422 million people and results in 1.5 million mortalities every year, says the World Health Organisation (WHO).
