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Archive for category: Lifestyle Diseases

BMI misclassifies two-thirds of children as overweight when compared to waist-to-height ratio

BMI misclassifies two-thirds of children as overweight when compared to waist-to-height ratio

, 13 March 2025/in Adolescent Health, E-News, Lifestyle Diseases /by panglobal

New research reveals that BMI significantly overestimates childhood overweight prevalence compared to waist-to-height ratio measurements. The study of 7,600 children found that 64% of children classified as overweight by BMI standards actually had normal fat levels when measured using waist-to-height ratio, highlighting potential issues with BMI-based obesity diagnosis in paediatric populations.

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New cell atlas reveals why some obese people stay metabolically healthy

, 21 February 2025/in E-News, Lifestyle Diseases, Research /by panglobal

A groundbreaking study by ETH Zurich and Leipzig researchers has created the first comprehensive cellular atlas of adipose tissue in obese individuals, revealing crucial differences between those who maintain metabolic health and those who develop conditions like diabetes and hypertension. The findings, published in Cell Metabolism, could revolutionise how we identify and treat obesity-related metabolic […]

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Obesity disrupts cholesterol metabolism in key immune cells, driving metabolic disease

obesity, 10 January 2025/in E-News, Lifestyle Diseases, Research /by panglobal

New research reveals how obesity impairs the function of crucial regulatory T cells in fatty tissue by disrupting their cholesterol metabolism, potentially opening new therapeutic avenues for treating obesity-related metabolic disorders.  

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Miracle cure? New procedure could spell the end of insulin injections for type 2 diabetics

diabetes, insulin, semaglutide, UEG Week, 18 October 2024/in Diabetes, E-News, Editors' Picks, Lifestyle Diseases /by panglobal

Researchers have developed a new treatment approach for type 2 diabetes that could potentially eliminate the need for insulin therapy in a majority of patients, according to findings presented at UEG Week 2024 in Vienna.  

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Genetic bombshell shatters gout myths: Lifestyle choices not to blame, landmark study reveals

Genetics, gout, Research, 18 October 2024/in E-News, Genetics, Lifestyle Diseases, Research /by panglobal

New research challenges long-held beliefs about the causes of gout, highlighting the significant impact of genetics on the chronic inflammatory condition.  

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Marathon runners conquer type 1 diabetes with new tech, while exercise fears persist for many

continuous glucose monitoring, diabetes, EASD, hypoglycaemia, insulin, physical activity, 17 September 2024/in Diabetes, E-News, Lifestyle Diseases, MedTech /by panglobal

Advancements in glucose monitoring and insulin delivery systems are enabling people with type 1 diabetes to participate in demanding physical activities, while fear of hypoglycaemia remains a significant barrier to exercise for many.  

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diabetes

Delaying diabetes onset by four years significantly reduces mortality and complication risks

lifestyle intervention, mortality risk, PLOS Medicine, prediabetes, type 2 diabetes, 4 July 2024/in E-News, Lifestyle Diseases /by panglobal

New research demonstrates that individuals with prediabetes can substantially improve their long-term health outcomes by postponing the onset of type 2 diabetes for just four years through lifestyle modifications.  

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Rising tide: a global surge in childhood obesity is cause for concern

adolescents, children, obesity, overweight, prevalence, 10 June 2024/in E-News, Editors' Picks, Lifestyle Diseases /by panglobal

A new comprehensive study reveals a stark increase in the prevalence of childhood and adolescent obesity worldwide, underscoring a mounting public health crisis. The systematic review and meta-analysis, conducted by Zhang et al., and published in JAMA Pediatrics [1] delves into data from over 45 million children and adolescents across 154 countries, offering a detailed […]

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