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flag People with prediabetes who normalize blood sugar via lifestyle changes cut heart attack, heart failure, and death risk by half, with lasting benefits.

flag A major international study finds that people with prediabetes who normalize their blood sugar through lifestyle changes cut their risk of heart attack, heart failure, and premature death by about half, with benefits lasting decades. flag The research, combining data from over 2,400 participants in U.S. and Chinese trials, shows that achieving remission—defined as returning blood glucose to normal levels—reduces cardiovascular risk more than weight loss alone. flag Maintaining fasting glucose at 97 mg/dL or lower may be a key target, supporting the idea that prediabetes remission should become a core part of heart disease prevention alongside blood pressure control, cholesterol management, and smoking cessation.

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