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Thai health officials are urging citizens to avoid consuming popular local breakfast items, fried dough sticks called “Pa Thong Ko” and Thai iced tea.
According to the International Diabetes Federation, over 60% of the world’s diabetes population resides in Asia. Asians are at a…
Diabetes is a chronic condition that affects millions of people worldwide. One of the complications of diabetes is the risk of foot problems. High blood sugar levels can damage the nerves in the feet, leading to reduced sensation and increased risk of injuries. Poor blood flow to the feet can also cause wounds to heal slowly and increase the risk of infection. In severe cases, foot ulcers can develop and even lead to amputation.
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NCDs, such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and cancer, have become increasingly prevalent in recent years, and are now the leading causes of death in South Korea.
People with prediabetes usually do not have any symptoms or bodily discomfort at all. Learn more to know what you can look out for
Obesity, Diabetes and Chronic Respiratory Diseases are among the top 5 medical conditions in India, read this article to learn more
Bariatric and metabolic surgeries are known as the best treatment for obesity. Dr Tan Chun Hai explains all that you need to know
More than 60% of diabetics in the world live in Asia. How are genetics related to diabetes? Find out more in the article here.
If you have diabetes, find out 5 tips to prevent diabetic foot infection, and also 5 ways your doctor may use to treat this condition!
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