عربية – DW
عربية – DW
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There has been a noticeable increase in Type 2 diabetes cases among young people, including women, despite this disease historically primarily affecting older adults due to unhealthy lifestyles. A study from Imperial College London revealed a significant rise in cases among individuals under the age of forty, especially in their twenties, with a notable increase among women from diverse racial backgrounds. This trend is attributed to a lack of physical activity, excessive consumption of sugar and calories, and rising obesity rates, all of which raise the risk of developing the disease. Experts recommend early preventive measures that include awareness campaigns, improving environmental conditions, encouraging physical activity in schools, implementing taxes on sugary drinks, and supporting healthy food choices to curb this rapid increase. Early detection during the "pre-diabetes" stage can help prevent the disease from progressing to serious complications.
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