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Diabetics are especially vulnerable during extreme heat. Here's how to stay safe and cool
Those who are at the highest risk of falling ill when it’s hot should take protective measures.
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People with chronic illnesses vulnerable to extreme heat
As we deal with extreme summer heat, people with chronic illnesses should be on guard. NBC6’s Lorena Inclan reports
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Diabetes Drug Patients Use For Weight Loss May Have Heart Benefits
Known by their brand names like Ozempic and Wegovy, these approved treatments for type 2 diabetes patients have made headlines recently for their effectiveness at treating obesity and helping people with or without diabetes lose weight.
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Novo Nordisk to Slash U.S. Insulin Prices by Up to 75%, Following Move by Eli Lilly
Novo Nordisk is planning to slash the price of several insulin drugs by up to 75% in the U.S., following a similar move by Eli Lilly.
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What Is Insulin?
Insulin plays an essential role in the human body, especially for the 37.3 million people in the U.S. who have diabetes, according to the National Diabetes Statistics Report.
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FDA Approves First Drug to Delay Progression of Type 1 Diabetes
The FDA approved the new diabetes treatment Tzield, an injectable treatment that can slow the progression of Type 1 diabetes in patients with stage 2 and delay the need for injectable insulin by two years.
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Healthy Thanksgiving Tips to Consider This Holiday Season
With Thanksgiving just days away, dieticians are sending out reminders to keep health top of mind this holiday season. Experts say what you eat has a direct effect on your body and overall health. According to the Centers for Disease and Control and Prevention, in the United States more than 37 million Americans or about one in 10 have diabetes….
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