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World Diabetes Day: The number of adults with diabetes is expected to rise to about 853 million by 2050, marking a projected 46 percent increase.In this interview, Dr. Anill Gomber, MBBS, MD (Medicine), breaks down the genetic, lifestyle, and dietary factors contributing to India’s diabetes crisis.
Medicine

World Diabetes Day 2025: Why India Faces a Rising Diabetes Crisis — Expert Insights from Diabetologist Dr. Anil Gomber

Arushi Roy Chowdhury
5 min read
On World Diabetes Day 2025, MedBound Times explores why diabetes is surging among Indians and how lifestyle changes can help manage the growing health challenge
India’s proactive approach emphasizes early detection, public health initiatives, and community awareness to curb diabetes rates. (Representational image: Unsplash)
MedBound Blog

World Diabetes Day 2024: Bridging Gaps in Care and Access

Yash Kiran Kamble
4 min read
World Diabetes Day's 2024 Theme Inspires Global Commitment Focusing on inclusivity, the 2024 theme calls for global collaboration in making diabetes care accessible and affordable
Supermarket fridge displaying various bottled and canned drinks, including soda, water, and juice.
Medicine

World Health Organization Suggests Raising Taxes on Juice, Sugary Drinks and Alcohol to Reduce Cancer and Diabetes

MBT Desk
2 min read
WHO urges higher global taxes on tobacco, alcohol, and sugary drinks by 2035 to protect public health.
Saudi Arabia has introduced the world's first Digital Diabetes Command Centre to support real-time management of diabetes across the country.
Daily Pulse

Saudi Arabia Introduces World's First Digital Diabetes Command Centre to Strengthen Chronic Care

Dr. Sumbul MBBS, MD
2 min read
The initiative uses remote monitoring tools to support clinicians in providing timely and preventive diabetes care.
A puzzle forming a complete healthcare system (hospital, doctors, diagnostics), but one central piece labeled “scientific temper” is missing, leaving a visible gap.
Editorial Take | MedBound Times

World Health Day 2026: Scientific Temper Cannot Remain Optional

Dr. Munish Kumar Raizada
1 min read
Scientific temper is essential for effective healthcare, yet misinformation and unscientific practices continue to impact outcomes in India
A woman wearing a face mask coughs into her elbow in a bright office, conveying an awareness of health precautions.
Medicine

World Tuberculosis Day: What to Know in 2026

MBT Desk
3 min read
TB remains a deadly global threat despite advances.
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