Diabetes
New data from O. Faergeman et al illuminate research in diabetes
Published in Mental Health Weekly Digest, March 3rd, 2008
According to recent research from Denmark, "Thermal stress, food poisoning, infectious diseases, malnutrition, psychiatric illness as well as injury and death from floods, storms and fire are all likely to become more common as the earth warms and the climate becomes more variable. In contrast obesity, type I I diabetes and coronary artery disease do not result from climate change, but they do share causes with climate change."
"Burning fossil fuels, for example, is the major source of greenhouse gases, but it also makes pervasive physical inactivity possible. Similarly, modern agriculture's enormous production of livestock contributes substantially to greenhouse gas...
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