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Environment & Energy

bunnies

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1. interesting...

Reply to hatrack (Original post)

Sat Nov 17, 2012, 01:48 PM

Nov 2012

“These rates will continue to increase until effective interventions and policies are implemented to prevent both diabetes and obesity,” said Ann Albright, the director of the health agency’s Division of Diabetes Translation, in a statement.

In other words. These rates will continue to increase. Unfortunately.

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CDC - Type 2 Diabetes Spikes In All States 1995-2010; 6 States Now Have 10%+ Prevelance [View all] hatrack Nov 2012 OP

interesting... bunnies Nov 2012 #1

"..effective interventions and policies..."? SutaUvaca Nov 2012 #2

lot of it my family + no obesity. but my aunt and uncle were pre-dibetic. pansypoo53219 Nov 2012 #3