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It's a drug approved by the FDA to manage type 2 diabetes.
The CDC's list of health risks associated with obesity include heart disease, stroke, and type 2 diabetes - diseases that rank among the leading causes of premature death worldwide.
Scientists have figured out that having more of it correlates to lower risk of diabetes and heart disease.
correlates to lower risk of diabetes and heart disease.
That's been accompanied by a rise in cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
in cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
It can increase your risk of diabetes.
For instance, it's associated with a reduced risk for Type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, some cancers, and Parkinson's.
reduced risk for type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, some cancers and Parkinson’s.
when a person's weight gets out of hand, it brings with it severe health problems including diabetes and heart problems and, at its extreme, can even be a cause of death.
diabetes and heart problems and, at its extreme, can even be a cause of death.
that we're providing preventive care so we're catching the onset of something like diabetes.
correlates to lower risk of diabetes and heart disease.
And on that visit, he was told he had diabetes.
DIABETES, AND HE WAS TOLD
a decreased immune system, a higher chance of diabetes and heart disease.