Diabetes and the risk of increased pulmonary tuberculosis
People who have poor control of diabetes are at greater risk of tuberculosis than others.
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People who have poor control of diabetes are at greater risk of tuberculosis than others.
Adiponectin can help improve the metabolism of sugar and fat in muscle cells, while promoting fat burning in the body.
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Many women in early pregnancy have started taking vitamin C and E supplements in hopes of helping to prevent complications of hypertension during pregnancy.
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A study of 52 health recovery subjects after cardiac arrest was discovered, near-death experiences have a relationship with high levels of carbon dioxide in the blood.
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