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Bacteria originally found in faeces help chronic wounds heal
The bacterium Alcaligenes faecalis was first discovered in faeces – but it turns out to have healing properties for the chronic wounds that affect people with diabetes
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Stop criticising Ozempic – it could be a solution to more than obesity
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The surprising mental health and brain benefits of weight-loss drugs
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Ozempic and Wegovy linked to lower risk of alcoholism
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Everything you need to know about semaglutide weight loss drugs
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Glucose monitors may misclassify people as being at risk of diabetes
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Why you may have a stealth liver disease and what to do about it
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Can a blood sugar monitor really help boost your health?
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Reversing type 2 diabetes is much harder than clinical trials suggest
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Spinal cord stimulator dramatically reduces phantom limb pain
Pressure sensors on a prosthetic foot that send electrical pulses to the spinal cord help improve walking stability – and they also reduce phantom limb pain by an average of 70 per cent
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Sweeteners: The bitter truth about low-calorie sugar substitutes
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Covid-19 linked to elevated risk of type 1 diabetes in young children
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Nerve pain from diabetes can be treated with faecal transplants
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First cell therapy for type 1 diabetes approved for use in the US
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