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Saturated Fats' Role in Type-2 Diabetes More Complex than Previously Considered
Researchers at the University of Cambridge say that the relationship between saturated fats and type-2 diabetes is more complex than previously thought. A latest study shows that some types of saturated fats might actually lower type-2 diabetes risk.
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