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Diabetes impacts men, women differently: Study - The Times of India

Published by The Times of India By Anuja Jaiswal · 30 August 2026 at 23:40
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Diabetes impacts men, women differently: Study - The Times of India
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India News: NEW DELHI: For men, type 2 diabetes more often sets the stage for heart and kidney disease; for women, the greater threat appears to be mental health .

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