Every day, scientific journals treat us to another discovery powered by artificial intelligence. Some of these discoveries make sense, but most seem unrealistic. This study, for example, puts the words artificial intelligence, diabetes and mobile phone side by side. It looks like a salad tossed together for the internet's algorithms. Researchers at Klick Labs carried […]
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A new study suggests that women who sit for long periods are more likely to develop type 2 diabetes. Risk factors linked to diabetes, such as inflammation and insulin resistance, rose with long sitting in women, but no such link was found in men. Even women who did moderate or vigorous exercise were still at […]
Read moreLow blood sugar (hypoglycaemia) can happen in people who don't have diabetes. It can be reactive, coming on after eating, or fasting. Reactive hypoglycaemia is often linked to certain illnesses. Symptoms In both types the symptoms are like those of low blood sugar in diabetes: hunger, nervousness, sweating, shaking, loss of balance, light-headedness, sleepiness, confusion, […]
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