Google searches could help doctors track diabetes

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Google searches could help doctors track diabetes

Researchers say Google searches for diabetes risk factors and symptoms could help doctors monitor type 2 diabetes prevalence. It's hoped monitoring early signs of diabetes could improve screening for the condition.

Caught in the net

Go Pioppi, says Vaz

Labour MP Keith Vaz, who has type 2 diabetes, has called on fellow MPs to adopt the Pioppi Diet, which has been shown to reduce T2D rates.

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What do I look for on a food label?

Low-carb and libido

Low-carb has been shown to improve your performance in the bedroom, which derives from having increased energy levels and testosterone, and lower stress levels.

Diagnosed today, question about diet/pills

Bit confused by cholesterol results

10 low-carb DIY cereals

The brain, like muscles, requires fuel to function optimally, and some foods are particularly great for keeping your brain working at its maximum.

Low-carb breakfasts

PS: The community was shocked at this response to an insulin injection - Have you ever experienced anything this outrageous?

Have a great Thursday,

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