Blood sugar can rise even without carbs due to liver glucose production, insulin resistance, stress, and poor sleep, says Dr. Pranav Ghodi. Balance, not extreme dieting, is key—focus on protein, exercise, and stress management for better control.
A simple p-tau217 blood test offers new hope for early Alzheimer’s detection, potentially speeding diagnosis and reducing the need for invasive spinal fluid tests. While not a standalone diagnostic tool, experts say it can help distinguish Alzheimer’s from other dementias faster and more accessibly.
13% HbA1c in newly diagnosed Type 1 diabetes is dangerously high, signaling severe insulin deficiency and risk of diabetic ketoacidosis. Experts stress rapid insulin therapy is crucial, not panic, as levels can improve with proper management and education.
