Diabetes

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There has been a 39% rise in cases of diabetes among the under-40s, with poor diets and obesity largely to blame, a report suggests. The study, from Diabetes UK, said people face a more aggressive and acute form of diabetes when it develops at a younger age, with thousands of people and children living undiagnosed with the condition across the country.

Diabetes: How to cut your risk
Diabetes is on the rise, with new research revealing those under 40 are at a higher risk than ever before.
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Type 2 diabetes is a growing problem in Northern Ireland and across the UK

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