Alter Lifestyle or Risk High Rate of Diabetes, Say Experts
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DUBAI - The UAE will remain among the top 10 countries with high rates of diabetes for another decade if unhealthy lifestyle habits are not changed, experts discussed at an international congress on Saturday. [read full story]
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