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05Nov/21

New Research Shows That A Healthy Blood Glucose Or Cholesterol Level Can Be Achieved By Taking Just One Heaped Teaspoon Of Wholegrain Mustard A Day

November 5, 2021HealthcareBlood sugar level, Blood tests, Branches of biology, Cereals, Cholesterol, Diabetes, Endocrine system, Organ systems, Ruth Fairchild, Whole grainsmbale

A NEW study by Dr Ruth Fairchild of Cardiff Metropolitan University, published today, Thursday, 4 November, at the European Federation of Food Science and Technology (EFFoST), has found that in pre-diabetic patients, a heaped teaspoon of wholegrain mustard ingested each evening before bed can help reduce blood glucose and/or cholesterol levels. Continue reading

08Mar/16

Maria Sharapova said she can’t blame anybody but herself for failed drug test

March 8, 2016TennisAbeba Aregawi, Artem Tyshchenko, Company: Nike, Company: Porsche, Country: Russia, Country: United States, Diabetes, Doping in Russia, Doping in sport, Drugs in sport, Eduard Vorganov, Ekaterina Bobrova, Endeshaw Negesse, Ethiopia, Hydrazines, International Tennis Federation, Latvia, Los Angeles, Maria Sharapova, Meldonium, Nike, Olga Abramova, Russia, Sports, TAG Heuer, Ukraine, United States, Wimbledon, Zwitterionssmbale

After making announcement on Monday (March 7) that she had failed drug test Maria Sharapova said she took full responsibility for taking banned substance Meldonium.

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10Feb/16

Care and Cure: Engineering the future of diabetes treatment

February 10, 2016InnovationArtificial pancreas, Atlanta, Ben Gruber, Blood sugar level, Cambridge, Clinical medicine, Company: ThomsonReuters, Cure, Diabetes, Diabetes management, Diabetes mellitus, Diabetes mellitus type 1, EMORY UNIVERSITY, Endocrine system, FRANK DOYLE, Harvard University, Health/Medical/Pharmaceuticals, Insulin, LUND, Medical terminology, MIT, Organ systems, Pancreas, Pancreatic islets, RTT, stem cells, Sweden, Type 1 diabetes, UNIDENTFIED LOCATIONS, United Statessmbale

Researchers are making significant advances that could change the way diabetes is treated and ultimately cured. Ben Gruber reports.
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