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Welcome to the July Issue of GEMS!
As the monsoon rains sweep across the land, they bring more than just relief from the scorching heat—they renew, replenish, and awaken new possibilities. This month’s issue of GEMS reflects that same spirit of rejuvenation, as we spotlight fresh discoveries and bold innovations shaping the future of diabetes care.
We open with compelling evidence that healthy sleep is more than just rest—it’s a powerful shield against cardiovascular and microvascular complications in people with type 2 diabetes. Meanwhile, on the global stage, the World Health Organization’s call for a 50% tax hike on sugary drinks, alcohol, and tobacco marks a bold step toward curbing lifestyle-driven diseases.
In a fascinating development, new research suggests that liver transplantation may do more than restore organ function—it could significantly reduce the need for anti-diabetic medications by improving glucose regulation, pointing to the importance of personalized care after major interventions.
On the innovation front, scientists are using 3D printing to engineer insulin-producing cells that mimic natural pancreatic function—an exciting step toward a future cure for type 1 diabetes. Additionally, a large maternal nutrition study highlights how a pro-inflammatory diet during pregnancy could raise the risk of type 1 diabetes in children, reminding us of the long-term influence of early-life exposures.
This month’s Recipe of the Month features a warm and nourishing Spiced Ginger Carrot Soup, crafted to support metabolic health during the rainy season. And in our Drug Update, we bring news of the F DA’s approval of Finerenone for heart failure with preserved ejection fraction—especially significant for those with diabetes and heart disease.
Don’t miss our GEMS Picture and Video of the Month, capturing powerful moments in the ever-evolving story of diabetes care.
As the rains revitalize the land, may this issue of GEMS refresh your thinking and reignite your passion for improving the lives of those living with diabetes.
To visit our previous issues, click here
Thanking you once again for the comments and suggestions. If in case you are not interested in receiving this free monthly scientific newsletter, kindly reply with "delete gems" in the subject line to info@jothydev.net
Regards
JDC Diabetes Gems Team
Jothydev's Diabetes and Research Centres
Trivandrum, Attingal and Kochi, Kerala, INDIA
+91 9846040055, +91 9562040055
, +91 9746366655
http://www.jothydev.net
Welcome to the July Issue of GEMS!
As the monsoon rains sweep across the land, they bring more than just relief from the scorching
heat—they renew, replenish, and awaken ...new possibilities. This
month’s issue of GEMS reflects that same spirit of rejuvenation, as we spotlight fresh discoveries and
bold innovations shaping the future of diabetes care.
We open with compelling evidence that healthy sleep is more than just rest—it’s a powerful shield against
cardiovascular and microvascular complications in people with type 2 diabetes. Meanwhile, on the global stage,
the World Health Organization’s call for a 50% tax hike on sugary drinks, alcohol, and tobacco marks a bold
step toward curbing lifestyle-driven diseases.
In a fascinating development, new research suggests that liver transplantation may do more than restore organ
function—it could significantly reduce the need for anti-diabetic medications by improving glucose regulation,
pointing to the importance of personalized care after major interventions.
On the innovation front, scientists are using 3D printing to engineer insulin-producing cells that mimic
natural pancreatic function-an exciting step toward a future cure for type 1 diabetes. Additionally, a large
maternal nutrition study highlights how a pro-inflammatory diet during pregnancy could raise the risk of
type 1 diabetes in children, reminding us of the long-term influence of early-life exposures.
This month’s Recipe of the Month features a warm and nourishing Spiced Ginger Carrot Soup, crafted to support
metabolic health during the rainy season. And in our Drug Update, we bring news of the FDA’s approval of
Finerenone for heart failure with preserved ejection fraction-especially significant for those with diabetes
and heart disease.
Don’t miss our GEMS Picture and Video of the Month, capturing powerful moments in the ever-evolving
story of diabetes care.
As the rains revitalize the land, may this issue of GEMS refresh your thinking and reignite your passion
for improving the lives of those living with diabetes.
To visit our previous issues,
click here
Thanking you once again for the comments and suggestions. If in case you are not interested in receiving this free monthly scientific newsletter, kindly reply with "delete gems" in the subject line to info@jothydev.net
Regards
JDC Diabetes Gems Team
Jothydev's Diabetes and Research Centres
Trivandrum, Attingal and Kochi, Kerala, INDIA
+91 9846040055, +91 9562040055
,+91 9746366655
http://www.jothydev.net
Gems picture of the month
At the 13th Annual Global Diabetes Convention (JPEF 2025), the much-anticipated FreeStyle Libre 2 Plus was..........
Gems picture of the month
At the 13th Annual Global Diabetes Convention (JPEF 2025), the much-anticipated FreeStyle Libre 2 Plus was...........
Sleep Smarter, Live Stronger How Healthy Sleep Habits Lower the Risk of Heart, Kidney, and Nerve Complications in Type 2 Diabetes
When managing type 2 diabetes (T2DM), most people prioritize blood sugar control through medications, food, and......... READ MORE
Big Policy, Bigger Impact: WHO’s 50% Price Hike Proposal on Sugar, Alcohol & Tobacco Could Reshape Global Health
The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a striking recommendation: increase the price of sugary drinks, alcohol, and........ READ MORE
Liver Transplantation in Diabetes: A Turning Point for Medication Needs?
The liver plays a central role in glucose homeostasis through glycogen storage, gluconeogenesis, insulin degradation, and......... READ MORE
Aging with Diabetes: What Do Older Adults Expect from Their Golden Years?
Living with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) in older age isn’t just about managing sugar levels—it’s about......... READ MORE
3D-Printed Insulin-Producing Cells Bring Hope for Type 1 Diabetes
What if a printer could one day replace insulin injections? That futuristic idea just got a step closer to reality. Scientists have successfully used 3D printing technology to......... READ MORE
A Pro-Inflammatory Diet in Pregnancy May Program Autoimmunity in the Womb
Type 1 diabetes (T1D) is an autoimmune disease with roots that may trace back to fetal life. A growing body of evidence now supports......... READ MORE
Drug Updates
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted approval for finerenone (Kerendia™), a novel non-steroidal mineralocorticoid.......... READ MORE
Recipe of the Month
Spiced Ginger Carrot Soup: A Comforting, Anti-Inflammatory Delight for Every Diabetic Kitchen
As temperatures cool or the craving for a comforting meal strikes, few dishes deliver both warmth and wellness quite like a bowl of Spiced..........
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JDC Updates
The 13th Annual Jothydev’s Professional Education Forum (JPEF 2025), held from July 11–13, 2025, at Uday Samudra Hotel, Kovalam, concluded........ READ MORE
The Newsletter team:
Chief Editor : Dr.Jothydev KesavadevManaging Editor : Sunitha Jothydev
Editor : Dr.Arun Shankar
Scientific Editor : Gopika Krishnan (Research Head, JDC Centres)
Sub Editors : Sree Lekshmi R, Anjana Basanth, Geethu Sanal
Webpage Editor : Deepu J S
Founder Editor : Neethu Annie Ajai
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