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Covid affects major organs in the body in ways we never even dreamed of

I saw a summary of this research a couple of weeks ago and felt it was so important I put it on my page in an abbreviated form. Now that I have the full report from Oxford University I can … Read More

Scrapping blood pricks and using phones to monitor glucose levels helps diabetics

When someone with diabetes gets ill their condition flares up and gets worse. The illness must be treated, of course, but to avoid poor outcomes the diabetes must be ­carefully controlled as well. But that poses a problem during a time of … Read More

Harvesting baby DNA to uncover potential diseases is an invasion of our privacy

More than a decade ago there was a fashion among the parents of newborn babies to save blood from theplacenta containing stem cells as insurance against the child developing a serious illness later. Companies solicited new parents, offering to provide … Read More

Brit study shows Covid symptoms develop very fast – after two days from virus contact

British scientists have completed a world-beating challenge study on Covid. So, what is a challenge study? It allows doctors to observe healthy people with Covid throughout the whole infection, something that’s not possible with Covid patients. In the study, 36 … Read More

Vital blood sugar breakthrough could help diabetic patients

We’ve known for some time that there’s a link between high blood pressure and high blood sugar – which can lead to diabetes – but we couldn’t figure out why. The puzzle has finally been solved by an international team led by the universities … Read More

Innovative friendship scheme could give older people a new lease of life

Most of us would benefit from having a ‘buddy’ to help us achieve something we’d find hard to do on our own. Twenty years ago I did a charity cycle challenge through Jordan, Egypt and Israel. If I hadn’t had … Read More

Clever new test to measure a ­woman’s future ­cancer risk would be a game-changer

Stopping cancer before it starts would be a game-changer. And researchers at University ­College London are hoping to do just that, with a clever new test that could measure a ­woman’s future ­cancer risk. From a single sample taken during routine cervical … Read More

Piling on the pounds is crippling your kidneys but weight loss could reverse issues

The nation is out of shape, with two-thirds of adults either ­overweight or obese. And as waists have ­expanded over the years, we are gradually learning the full – and ­sometimes shocking – ­impact on the health of the body. … Read More

Talking therapy is improving mental health of people with diabetes and heart issues

Mental illness can often occur alongside chronic conditions such as heart and lung ­problems, diabetes and ­arthritis. This strikes me as understandable given the poor quality of the lives of the sufferers and we should be seeking ways to sort … Read More

There are two blood proteins that could hold the key to a long, healthy life

For years, I’ve followed the research on ageing that seeks to slow down the process. So are we any closer to achieving what could be the Holy Grail of medicine? Studies from Edinburgh University investigating which proteins could influence how … Read More

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