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Warning! Air Pollution Could Lead to Diabetes
A new study revealed that the exposure to air pollution could be a risk factor for type 2 diabetes. A new study from Germany reveals that exposure to air pollution could lead to diabetes, especially for those individuals in the so-called pre-diabetic state or who already have an impaired glucose metabolism.
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