Diabetes

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Antibacterial mouthwash dangers: Why, as a doctor, I never use them

Mounjaro, the brand name for tirzepatide could be available to nearly 250,000 people on the NHS.placeholder image

Tirzepatide: what is weight loss drug and how is different to Ozempic?

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Harley Street dentist reveals 12 rules in his own cleaning regime

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I'm a doctor - it's great Parkrun has got thousands more active

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'Slapping therapy' explained as man convicted over woman's death

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Tips from study at reducing risk of diabetes around ultra-processed foods

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Sheffield businessman to undertake a challenge like no other to raise money

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How regional inequalities in healthcare impact Yorkshire - Keren Miller

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How to spot diabetes symptoms as rates soar across the world

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What employers and managers can do to help staff with diabetes - Ryan Daniels

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Man wakes in horror to discover pet puppy chewed his big toe off

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Asda will offer NHS diabetic screenings at 16 of their UK stores

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Urine tests that can be read on phones gives hope of preventing kidney disease

Harrogate Town's Jack Muldoon shows off his painted fingernails after netting against Crawley Town on World Diabetes Day. Picture: Matt Kirkhamplaceholder image

'Diabetes never stopped me doing anything I wanted to do' - Jack Muldoon

“What would you do if I collapsed and started having a hypo in front of you now?” asks Harrogate Town forward Jack Muldoon.

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Scientists fear coronavirus may trigger diabetes in previously healthy people - ...

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Are people with diabetes more at risk of coronavirus?

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How diabetes affects more people than cancer and dementia combined

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This is how much Diet Coke you can drink before it could trigger diabetes

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Yorkshire cricketing star Jordan hits diabetes for six

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Pills could replace daily injections for children with diabetes

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Do you get diabetes from eating too much sugar?

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Painkillers in pregnancy could affect babies' future fertility, scientists warn

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Diabetes warning for pregnant women

Not enough is being done to tackle the obesity epidemic, argues Leeds GP Dr Richard Vautrey.placeholder image

Richard Vautrey: Obesity plan is a missed opportunity

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Diabetes caused my cataracts, says Patti, 53.

Patti Crocket thought her worsening eyesight was down to her age, it was infact down to her diabetes. Catherine Scott reports.

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Yorkshire golf: Howley Hall's Becki O'Grady shows her mettle with persimmon-head...

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December 4: Sugar tax only part of strategy we need to fight diabetes

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Sizeable number of diabetes patients ‘not obese’

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Alarm as hundreds diagnosed as diabetic every day

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Apple, Google, Samsung compete to bring health apps to wearables

More than a third of adults in England have borderline diabetes.placeholder image

Why do so many of us have diabetes?

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Charity warns ‘unsustainable’ NHS diabetes care must improve

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Diabetes will not stop
me doing my job,
insists May

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Diabetics put on alert over meter

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NHS failure to limit diabetes ‘risks disaster’

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Diabetes raises risk of heart attack by nearly half

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Concerns over lack of health checks for thousands

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Prescriptions for diabetes top 40 million

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Doctors hunt source of diabetic pain

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‘Ultrabad’ cholesterol increases risk of heart disease, say researchers

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Marmite vitamin could hold key to recovery from heart attack

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Soaring number of adult diabetics

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Soaring number of adultdiabetics

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Soaring number of adultdiabetics

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A pronounced problem with the diseases the world overlooks

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Well worth the risk despite diabetes dangers

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