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Explained | What is WHO’s advice on non-sugar sweeteners?

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Why have NSS been linked to diabetes, cardiovascular diseases and other ailments? How did WHO arrive at this conclusion about artificial sweeteners? What is WHO’s recommendation on alternatives for natural sugars which are found in fruit and unsweetened foods?

Hypertension to be tackled at primary health centres

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Patients diagnosed under doorstep MTM scheme must visit healthcare centre every two months: officials

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The ‘right to health’ goal and a role for Taiwan

Government programme for non-communicable diseases renamed

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Proper care of feet can prevent amputation in diabetics, say experts

NCPCR writes to States to introduce concessions for children with Type 1 diabetes in schools

Madras Diabetes Research Foundation, Deakin University to look at more collaborative projects

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Access to education, medicine and healthy food will prevent type 2 diabetes and its complications, says expert

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Diabetes test: Greater Chennai Corporation health workers testing the diabetes level of people aged 45 or above at the Vaccination centre in Vadapalani

Data | Persons with higher awareness about diabetes have better chance of beating the disease

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New guidelines for treatment of diabetic foot to be released on May 13

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Hospital launches diabetes reversal programme

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Chennai cardiologist’s study finds more use for drug used to treat diabetes

Treat diabetes as a serious disease and not as a simple disorder, say doctors at webinar

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Diabetic patients share their views on treatment with doctors in Chennai

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