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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
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.
An image of diabetic device and syringe.
Medicine

Nagaland University Identifies Natural Compound for Faster Healing of Diabetic Wounds

MBT Desk
2 min read
Sinapic acid, a plant-derived compound, shows promise in accelerating diabetic wound and foot ulcer recovery.
Ms. Usha Bisht celebrating Karwa Chauth
Diet and Nutrition

Nutritionist-Approved Karwa Chauth Fasting Tips: Smart Sargi, Safe Eating & Advice for Pregnant or Diabetic Women

M Subha Maheswari
5 min read
Karwa Chauth Fasting Made Healthy — Nutritionist’s Guide to What to Eat, Avoid, and How to Stay Energized All Day
A woman holding a blue colored vape and a red cup standing in the balcony.
Fitness and Wellness

Smoking or Vaping May Increase Your Risk of Diabetes

MBT Desk
3 min read
Black, Hispanic populations and those with underlying health conditions also at higher risk
An image of diabetes test.
Medicine

Hidden Genetic Risk: G6PD Deficiency May Delay Diabetes Diagnosis in Black and Asian Men

MBT Desk
2 min read
University of Exeter study shows HbA1c tests may miss type 2 diabetes in men with G6PD deficiency, leading to delayed care and complications.
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