A cardiologist explains viral high blood sugar symptoms and how mindful traditional snacking can protect your heart.

At 85, Jack Tierney is among the oldest type 1 diabetics in America. There are over 38 million Americans with diabetes, of which 2 million are type 1. A type 1 diabetic’s body produces no insulin and ...

Type 2 diabetes is one of the most common long‑term health conditions in the world. It affects hundreds of millions of people and continues to grow as lifestyles change. The condition happens when the ...

Women today are facing some big health challenges while managing responsibilities all alone. Regular health check-ups, awareness and timely screening can help in early detection of these conditions.

Diabetic kidney disease often develops quietly, without early warning signs. Nephrologist explains the key tests that can detect kidney damage early and help prevent serious complications.

Can zinc lower blood sugar? Here’s how zinc may influence insulin, glucose levels, and who might benefit from supplementation ...

One third of people who are given a test during a dental appointment are diagnosed with diabetes or pre-diabetes, according ...

Proponents say they empower us with personalised insights. Critics call them a waste of money. We test if personal data can help overhaul a healthy person’s diet.

The trial, published in the journal Food & Function, involved healthy young men who drank four different drinks on separate days: 100% orange juice, a 50% orange juice drink with added sugars, a sugar ...

Local drugstore chain Mercury Drug Corp. plans to expand its free kidney screening program to 50 more branches, aiming to help more Filipinos avoid the catastrophic complications of Chronic Kidney ...

On World Kidney Day, let's understand how kidney disease often progresses silently, the warning signs to watch for, and why early screening is crucial to prevent kidney failure.

Our kidneys are remarkable organs, silently working 24/7 to filter waste, regulate blood pressure, and produce essential hormones. Often, we don’t think about them until something goes wrong.