Sve što trebate znati o dijabetesu i Međunarodnom danu dijabetesa 2016.
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Diabetes-cardiovascular links often overlooked
Health Canal,
Diabetes is a significant contributor to cardiovascular disease
News story from Reuters on Wednesday 15 April 2015
Reuters,
Diabetes More Likely in Children in Stressful Homes (CME/CE)
MedPage Today,
(MedPage Today) -- Psychological stress is a risk factor for type 1 diabetes, study finds.
Eventos tristes en la infancia podrían aumentar el riesgo de diabetes tipo 1
El Mundo,
Los niños que han sufrido "eventos serios", como la muerte de un familiar cercano, son casi tres veces más proclives a padecer…
How Traumatic Life Events During Childhood Affect Diabetes
TIME Magazine,
Researchers say that traumatic life events can play a role in raising risk of type 1 diabetes
Stressful Life Events Can Triple A Child's Risk Of Type 1 Diabetes, Study Suggests
Huffington Post,
Stressful events in childhood - such as death or illness in the family, divorce or separation, - could triple the risk of…
Serious life events in childhood can triple risk of developing type 1 diabetes
Science Daily,
Serious life events in childhood, such as death or illness in the family, divorce/separation, a new child or adult in the family…
News story from The Telegraph (UK) on Thursday 09 April 2015
The Telegraph (UK),
News story from The Guardian on Thursday 09 April 2015
The Guardian,
One-hour TV daily may up diabetes risk - The Times of India
Times of India,
More TV Time May Mean Higher Diabetes Risk, Study Finds
WebMD News,
People with prediabetes were 3.4 percent more prone to get full-blown disease for every hour watched daily
News story from The Telegraph (UK) on Thursday 02 April 2015
The Telegraph (UK),
News story from Daily Mail on Thursday 02 April 2015
Daily Mail,
News story from Daily Mail on Wednesday 01 April 2015
Daily Mail,
This Is What Binge Watching TV Does to Your Health
TIME Magazine,
Every hour spent sitting in front of the TV can increase your risk of diabetes
News story from The Telegraph (UK) on Wednesday 01 April 2015
The Telegraph (UK),
More TV time may raise Type 2 diabetes risk
CBC,
While sitting less wasn’t a goal, watching less TV was discussed briefly in the lifestyle curriculum and encouraged.
Sick Of (Or From) Watching TV? Each Sedentary Hour Increases Diabetes Risk By 3.4%
Medical Daily,
Each hour you watch TV daily increases your risk of developing type 2 diabetes by 3.4 percent.