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Q: Who should get tested for diabetes type 1 and 2? A: Singapore has one of the highest rates of young people with Type 2 diabetes in Asia. If left untreated, it can lead to potentially devastating complications, such as blindness, kidney failure, heart disease, stroke, and even cancer. The main concern is that this condition does not cause any symptoms, especially....
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Egg Allergy
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Global Health Asia-Pacific
This issue sets the record straight on obesity, a complex chronic condition that often can't be fixed with sheer determination or the latest diet. It also covers Parkinson's disease, a devastating condition that incapacitates its victims and could reach pandemic proportions in the near future.
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