Don’t worry, Don this Smart Cap and be Happy!
Sunila Kelkar reviews this tiny smart cap which helps reduce anxiety while managing Diabetes in everyday life
Month: May 2023
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Ramipril
Know your Diabetes medication, one dose at a time! By Dr Manash Barauah Mechanism of action Ramipril is primarily an anti-hypertensive, i.e. it controls blood pressure. It belongs to the class...
Gliclazide
Know your Diabetes medication, one dose at a time! By Dr Sanket Pendsey Mechanism of action Gliclazide is an oral anti-diabetic drug. It lowers blood glucose levels by increasing patient’s own...
Mediterranean Magic in the Indian kitchen
Registered dietician Shruti Maheshwari, shares the benefits of the Mediterranean diet and gives tips which can be easily incorporated in your kitchen, in an interview with Payal Shah. "The body...
Celebrating World Diabetes Day event with educational sessions
To commemorate World Diabetes Day, Chellaram Diabetes Institute (CDI), the premier multi-speciality Diabetes care centre, conducted educational events and a health camp at their premises in Bavdhan, Pune. The event...
Diabetes Makes Your Bones Lighter!
Dr. Abhijit Joshi explains how people with Diabetes have a higher risk of bone infection. Increased risk of bone infection People with Diabetes are at high risk for developing infection...
Resistance Training to Resist Weight Gain
Weight loss tends to be challenging when taken up at a progressing age, especially among people of 55 years age and above. It can trigger age-related reduction of muscle weight...
Water exercises for elderly
Rather than a hot water bath and seek refuge in fun-filled water exercises. A recent comparative study published in the Journal of Gerontology has tried to find the benefits of...
Diabetes Drug Helpful in Parkinson’s Disease
GLP-1 agonists are a new class of injectable drugs that mimic the functioning of incretin hormone, a hormone that stimulates insulin secretion after meals. GLP-1 agonist (such as exenatide) is...
Beware of Potatoes
A study published in the British Medical Journal has concluded that eating potatoes four or more times a week may increase the risk for high blood pressure. The researchers pooled...
