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As World Diabetes Day is observed on November 14, various reports highlight how daily lifestyle habits can help manage blood sugar — and how the disease’s global prevalence is growing.
Experts recommend simple morning routines — such as walking, drinking water, and having a protein-rich breakfast — to stabilize glucose levels.
New data from India shows that 1 in 2 people tested in a large-scale screening exhibit high blood sugar, underlining the rapid spread of diabetes.
An endocrinologist also warns that screen time before bed may disrupt sleep and insulin sensitivity, worsening glucose control.
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Implications:
These insights stress the importance of preventive health measures. As diabetes continues to rise globally, awareness days like this play a vital role in educating people and encouraging early intervention.
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