Caffeinated coffee and tea may reduce risk of cardiometabolic disease including heart attack, stroke, and type 2 diabetes, ...

Children who experienced sugar rationing during World War II were less likely to develop some chronic illnesses as adults than those with no rationing.

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Kelly Gray has ranked 13 popular coffee orders from the healthiest to the unhealthiest, and it seems some of the most popular options aren't actually that good for you after all ...

Whether you prefer an Americano or an Espresso, an expert has revealed which coffees are best for you and which drinks aren't ...

Oat milk isn't bad for type 2 diabetics, but almond and soya milk are lower carbohydrate options. Unsweetened oat milk is a ...

A groundbreaking treatment for type 1 diabetes is showing promising results for patients in Chicago. It's a minimally ...

One in eight American adults, about 12%, has taken Ozempic or a similar drug for diabetes or weight loss, recent research ...

In a clever marketing move, Smoothie King has a new GLP-1 menu. Will Ozempic menus be a new trend for 2025?

According to research, chronic kidney disease affects more than 10% of the UK population, and it’s becoming increasingly common. Luckily, there are plenty of things you can do to take care of your ...

Managing diabetes in children requires careful attention to snacks and treats. While traditional sugary options can cause ...

Don’t choose milk-based protein shakes such as whey and milk proteins. If you have diabetes, you need to be mindful of your protein powder choices to manage blood sugar levels effectively. Opting for ...