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15Nov 2024

The Discovery og Insulin and the Eternal Flame of Hope

Syllabus: GS 3: Science and technology – Development and its application in everyday live. Life Science, diseases and their management Why in the News? November 14, observed as World Diabetes Day, commemorates Sir Frederick Banting’s birth anniversary and his pioneering role in the discovery of insulin, a transformative medical breakthrough. What is Diabetes? Chronic condition: …

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08Nov 2024

Ozempic Revolutionizes Diabetes and Obesity Management in India

Why in the news? The popular diabetes drug Ozempic, now available in India as an oral tablet, is showing promising results in weight loss, diabetes control, and heart health but faces cost barriers. Introduction: Ozempic (semaglutide) has revolutionised the management of diabetes and obesity, gaining global popularity. Initially approved in 2017 for Type 2 diabetes …

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26Oct 2024

Semaglutide May Reduce Alzheimer’s Risk in Diabetics

Why in the news? A new study suggests that semaglutide, a drug for type 2 diabetes and weight loss, may significantly reduce Alzheimer’s risk. This potential breakthrough offers a novel approach to dementia prevention alongside diabetes management, especially for high-risk populations. Study Overview and Findings: Semaglutide, the active ingredient in popular drugs for type 2 …

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19Oct 2024

Smart Insulin Breakthrough Promises Better Diabetes Management

Why in the news? Researchers developed “smart” insulin that responds to blood sugar fluctuations, potentially revolutionising diabetes treatment. This advancement could significantly improve the lives of millions managing the condition. Breakthrough in Diabetes Treatment: Global Impact of Diabetes: Over 500 million people are affected by diabetes, causing nearly 7 million deaths annually. The prevalence of …

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