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diabetes
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25
Apr
2024
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09:55 AM
America/Chicago
or at least a couple hours.In 2023, Ozempic was revered as Hollywood’s “weight-loss drug,” when its original purpose was for people with Type 2 diabetes to manage their blood sugar levels. The Ozempic website says the weekly injection is supposed to be used alongside diet and exercise to impro ...
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23
Apr
2024
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08:00 AM
America/Chicago
She says you can use kombucha in place of sugar-sweetened drinks, but look at the label for high levels of added sugar. That brings a higher risk for diabetes and heart disease.Dos and don’tsOther things on the checklist to do kombucha right:Don’t drink it in excess, especially if you have preex ...
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17
Apr
2024
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08:30 AM
America/Chicago
Indian or Asian Past eye surgery or co-morbid eye conditions like uveitis A long use of eye drops or steroids Medical conditions like diabetes, high blood pressure and heart diseaseDr. Solá adds that you should have a checkup with an eye doctor once a year or once every other year s ...
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17
Apr
2024
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08:24 AM
America/Chicago
os cuales representan obstáculos para recibir atención médica”.Entre los problemas de salud habituales de la población hispana se encuentran la diabetes, la presión arterial alta y el colesterol alto, que pueden provocar enfermedades cardíacas, cáncer y accidentes cerebrovasculares. Por eje ...
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17
Apr
2024
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08:23 AM
America/Chicago
language, immigration status, all of which present obstacles with attaining health care.”Among common health issues for the Hispanic population are diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol, which can lead to heart disease, cancer and stroke. For example, according to the Centers for Dise ...
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11
Apr
2024
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12:54 PM
America/Chicago
oft drinks, fruit drinks, sweetened coffee and tea, and energy drinks. Added sugars raise the risk of heart disease, high blood pressure, Type 2 diabetes and tooth decay.To learn more about the American Heart Association’s in-school initiatives, or to take the first step in getting these ...
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10
Apr
2024
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11:47 AM
America/Chicago
The big driving force of fatty liver disease is what we call the metabolic syndrome,” Dr. Rzepczynski explains. “There are five factors: obesity, diabetes, hypertension [high blood pressure], high cholesterol and insulin resistance.”Dr. Rzepczynski adds that fatty liver disease may cause pain ...
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03
Apr
2024
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09:49 AM
America/Chicago
e that, like running.It’s a process, but Spires says the benefits are worth it. Regular exercise means lower blood pressure, cholesterol, chance of diabetes and chance of heart disease. You might also see improved mood and sleep. Interview clips Related storiesWeight doesn't have a calendarWhy gar ...
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28
Mar
2024
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13:57 PM
America/Chicago
ase for many of us to develop chronic disease. That also means the likelihood of taking daily medications for conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes, insomnia, arthritis and high cholesterol.In medical terms, it’s called polypharmacy.“Polypharmacy is using or taking multiple medication ...
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22
Mar
2024
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11:26 AM
America/Chicago
lth will provide more space for primary care services provided through OSF HealthCare, including family practice and internal medicine; endocrine and diabetes; behavioral health and psychiatry; and occupational health.“With this new facility, we are proud to be able to serve the diverse needs of t ...
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