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The ‘black fungus’ killing hundreds across India could be related to the country’s highly infectious coronavirus variant, Indian specialists believe. ....
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Women who have recently had gestational diabetes would welcome support to maintain a healthy diet and do more physical activity in the longer term, according to UK researchers. Cambridge University researchers set out to explore women’s views on practical approaches to achieve and maintain a healthy diet and physical activity in the wake of gestational diabetes. “Many women would appreciate more support to reduce their diabetes risk after gestational diabetes” Study authors Their study involved carrying out semi-structured interviews with 20 participants, three to 48 months after gestational diabetes. Women were also asked for their views on 20 potential interventions or elements to support healthy behaviours and future diabetes screening attendance. ....
Source: ING A novel early pregnancy screening tool for the prediction of gestational diabetes has been developed by researchers from Northern Ireland, with the potential to become part of routine care. The study authors said they found ultrasound measured maternal visceral adipose tissue depth (VAD) to be an effective predictor of gestational diabetes in high-risk patients. “This is a straightforward assessment which takes around five minutes to perform” Study authors They also highlighted that the VAD technique was a “straightforward assessment which takes around five minutes to perform”. The study results were presented at this year’s Diabetes UK Professional Conference, which is being held virtually between 19 and 30 April. ....
1 in 5 Diabetes Patients Hospitalized With COVID-19 Die in 28 Days Liam Davenport February 18, 2021 Although half of patients with diabetes hospitalized with COVID-19 will be discharged from hospital within a month of admission, a fifth will have died, suggest the latest results from the French CORONADO study. The investigation, initiated during the first wave of the pandemic, has already accumulated a large amount of data, with early findings published in May 2020 suggesting 10.6% of patients with type 2 diabetes and COVID-19 and 5.6% of those with type 1 diabetes and COVID-19 died within 7 days of hospital admission. The current outcomes at 28 days were presented at a press conference held by the Francophone Foundation for Diabetes Research (FFRD) on February 3, and were just published in ....