Workers in manufacturing, driving, cleaning jobs more likely to get type 2 diabetes

Workers in manufacturing, driving and cleaning jobs are more likely to get type 2 diabetes, according to a study of almost five million people. They face a two to threefold increase in risk compared with teachers, physiotherapists and dentists.

Chukwuma Muanya

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