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Doctor explains lesser-known complications of diabetes: Effects on hearing, teeth and skin
Diabetes is a whole-body disease which can cause health issues that are rarely discussed, such as in the ear, teeth and skin, points out Dr Manisha Arora.

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Endocrinologist reveals 6 less obvious signs of type 2 diabetes, from fatigue to slow-healing wounds
Diabetes may not always show obvious signs, making it very important to seek early screening.

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Chew well when eating: Dietitian reveals what happens when you rush through meals
Learn to slow down your during mealtimes, as digestion begins in your mouth. Rushing through meals may cause digestive discomfort.

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5 reasons why rose water deserves a place in your everyday skincare routine
How rose water can elevate your skincare routine with its soothing, hydrating properties, leaving your skin feeling fresh and radiant every day.

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Nephrologist explains the silent threat of diabetes and steps to maintain kidney health
Diabetes can cause kidney damage without pain or external symptoms until it is in the advanced stages, cautions Dr Navinath Mohan.

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Avian influenza confirmed in Tamil Nadu’s Cuddalore; over 1,500 chickens culled
On November 5, a carcass sample was despatched to NIHSAD Bhopal, which confirmed H5N1 on November 13

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Doctor explains if diabetes can be reversed, breaks down what remission actually means and how weight loss can help
On World Diabetes Day, let's understand if diabetes can be ‘reversed,’ and if ‘yes’, how can one do so.

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Cardiologist warns against crash diets for post-Diwali detox, lists 5 heart health tips: From eating 3 meals to good fats
Skip the post-Diwali crash diet to shed weight you have gained; instead, learn how to lose weight sustainably without resorting to measures that can backfire.

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Wider access to diabetes technology needs policy support, experts say
Continuous glucose monitors and automated insulin delivery systems drastically improve glycaemic control and cut hospitalisations, yet steep out-of-pocket costs and socioeconomic disparities leave a massive adoption gap
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