Research suggests long-term follow-up reduces type 2 diabetes risk - ETHealthWorld

A new study at NTNU (The Norwegian University of Science and Technology) and St. Olav's Hospital Centre of Obesity has followed people in the risk group for five years. Participants were offered organized physical activity and courses on diet.

Washington: Though type 2 diabetes is an inherited disease, habits can affect the risk of getting it. Obesity due to fatty and high-calorie foods, often in combination with limited activity, increase… [+3223 chars]

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