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For years, smartwatch makers have promised to make our wrists the next frontier in health monitoring. Heart rate, ECGs, blood oxygen, sleep tracking, and body temperature have all found their way into modern wearables. Blood sugar is widely expected to be next

skip to content Stress alone is rarely the sole cause of type 2 diabetes, but it is increasingly recognized as an important contributor to its development (Images: Pexels)

November 1, 2025 ByMaureen Salamon, Executive Editor, Harvard Women’s Health Watch

Wearables used to be all about steps, workouts, and heart rate. Now, the next big race is much more personal: blood sugar

New consumer-focused analysis outlines the supplement’s six-ingredient profile, pricing details, unconfirmed refund policy, and physician-clearance considerations for adults researching metabolic wellness support in 2026

SLEEP health is increasingly recognised as a cornerstone of metabolic wellbeing, and new evidence suggests that blood sugar status and dietary composition play an important role in shaping how long and how well people sleep. An analysis of data from the US National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) spanning more than a decade provides new insight into the complex…

When 36-year-old Karan (name changed) walked into a clinic recently, he was carrying a thick folder of reports and a very specific concern. His fasting blood glucose was 111 mg/dL (normal is below 99 mg/dL) and HbA1c was 6.2 per cent (normal is below 5.7 per cent), placing him in the borderline diabetes or prediabetes…

November 1, 2025 ByJulie Corliss, Executive Editor, Harvard Heart Letter

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Women have a remarkable ability to keep track of everything: mother’s birthday, best friend’s coffee order, child’s school project, password to the Wi-Fi that everyone else tends to forget. Yet, many of us have absolutely no idea what our blood sugar has been doing for the last five years. Unfortunately, diabetes rarely arrives with fireworks.…