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Active social life could lower diabetes risk: Study | The Daily Star
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New European research has found that a good social life could lower the risk of developing type 2 diabetes and pre-diabetes.
Diabetes warning: Loneliness could 'more than DOUBLE risk of Type 2...
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HAVING an active social life lowers the risk of developing diabetes, according to new research.
Smaller social network tied to bigger diabetes risk | Reuters
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- Socially isolated people may be more likely to develop diabetes than …s with closer ties to family and friends, a recent study suggests.
Social isolation may increase the risk of type 2 diabetes developing
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People who are socially isolated are more likely to develop type 2 diabetes, compared with people who have a larger social circle, according to a new study...
Doing THIS simple thing could lower type 2 diabetes risk - Birmingham...
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A study found that socially isolated individuals were diagnosed with type 2 diabetes more often than individuals with larger social networks
Introverts May Have a Higher Chance of Getting Diabetes: Study
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Men who lack social participation in clubs and groups had a 42 per cent higher risk of Type 2 diabetes, while those living alone had 94 per cent higher risk.
Joining social clubs could lower Type 2 diabetes risk, study ...jerseyeveningpost.com › uk-news › › jo...
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· Lead author Stephanie Brinkhues said: “We are the first to determine the association of a broad range of social network characteristics – such ...
Loneliness increases your risk of Type 2 diabetes, study suggests –...
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· "As our numbers show, the size of the group and type of relationship makes a big difference for women," Stephanie Brinkhues, a public health ...
Social isolation may lead to risk of Diabetes
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Social isolation may lead to risk of Diabetes
Social isolation may raise diabetes risk
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London: Men and women who are not active socially and remain isolated may be at an increased risk of developing diabetes than individuals with larger social...
With a little help from my friends: Ending social isolation could...
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· Stephanie Brinkhues, lead author of the study said: "We are the first to determine the association of a broad range of social network ...
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