Tuesday, February 14, 2017

Study: Air Pollution & Heightened Risk Of Type 2 Diabetes Tied Together (In Obese Latino Children, & Possibly Others As Well)

A new study led by USC researchers has found that Latino children who live in places with high levels of air pollution are more likely to develop Type 2 diabetes — as a result of high levels of air pollution apparently working to make insulin-creating cells less efficient

Study: Air Pollution & Heightened Risk Of Type 2 Diabetes Tied Together (In Obese Latino Children, & Possibly Others As Well) was originally published on CleanTechnica.

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Study: Air Pollution & Heightened Risk Of Type 2 Diabetes Tied Together (In Obese Latino Children, & Possibly Others As Well) syndicated from Clean Technica


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