diabetes
Sugar restrictions in early life ‘may lower chronic disease risk in adulthood’
The findings are based on data gathered after the Second World War in the UK, around the time when sugar rationing ended.
Dragons’ Den’s Sara Davies says she was on borderline of early-onset diabetes
The 40-year-old businesswoman says she has since changed her diet due to her concerns.
Wes Streeting says weight-loss jabs for jobless obese people is not ‘dystopian’
The Health Secretary said the Mounjaro anti-obesity injections could help ease pressure on the NHS.
What are weight-loss jabs and how do they work?
Everything you need to know about ‘skinny jabs’.
Weight-loss jabs ‘important for economy so people get back into work’, says PM
Sir Keir Starmer said anti-obesity medication could help boost Britain’s economy.
Baby boomers living longer ‘but in poorer health than previous generations’
Researchers found increasing rates of chronic disease, especially when comparing people born between 1936 and 1945 and those born 1955 to 1959.
Weight loss drugs shouldn’t create ‘dependency culture’, says Health Secretary
Mr Sweeting said it was in ‘everyone’s interest to play their part’ and avoid overloading the health system.
NHS leaders consider phased roll out of obesity jab to combat high demand
Nearly a quarter of a million people are expected to receive the Mounjaro jab over the next three years.
New blood test could be an early warning for child diabetes – study
Scientists say that testing for fatty acids could make it easier to identify children at risk of various conditions.
Keeping the body pure is important but not easy - Anne Hailes
The advice of the late Dr Michael Mosley is giving Anne food for thought