Type 2 diabetes in teens can lead to serious health complications much earlier, warns consultant paediatrician - Twentytwo13
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Type 2 diabetes in teens can lead to serious health complications much earlier, warns consultant paediatrician - Twentytwo13
Datuk Dr Amar Singh HSS says data from the Health Ministry’s National Health and Morbidity Survey (NHMS) showed that 28 per cent of school-aged children and teenagers are now outside a healthy weight range, with 14.4 per cent classified as overweight and 13.6 per cent as obese.
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