Boston researchers have developed artificial pancreas which promises considerable change in the treatment of type 1 diabetes, a chronic condition in which the pancreas produces little or no insulin and these pancreas potentially enables 2 million Americans to eat what they want without counting carbohydrates or calculating insulin injections. Type 1 diabetes usually starts in childhood or young … [Read more...]
Google ‘Flaunts’ Smart Contact Lenses Prototype Which Aids In Checking Blood Sugar Levels
Google has done incredibly well in the field of technology advancements.Their latest achievements being smart contact lenses to help checking diabetic levels. There are approximately 382M people suffering from diabetis. Uncontrolled blood sugar sets individuals at danger for a range of dangerous medical complications, some short-term and others longer term, including impairment of the eyes, … [Read more...]
Yoga and Weightlifting cuts diabetes risk in women
The Harvard University study discovers 3.5 hours of exercise a week nearly halves the risk of Type 2 diabetes in women. The study, involved 100,000 women, illustrating that 150 minutes of aerobic activity, and an hour of weight lifting and yoga, had the best results. This study used data from the Nurses Health Studies from the Harvard School of Public Health. Researchers asked 99,316 … [Read more...]
