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Shorter People Have a Higher Risk of Type 2 Diabetes, Research Finds
Your height may be related to your diabetes risk. (Photo : Pixabay) It might seem like fiction; however, research states that there is a higher risk of developing diabetes for smaller people.
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Scientists Quantify Global Volcanic CO2 Venting; Estimate Total Carbon on Earth
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