Diabetics 200% likely to develop cataracts

Diabetics are twice as likely to develop cataracts than adults who don’t suffer from the killer condition, new research suggests. Women sufferers had the greatest risk of cataracts – the leading cause of blindness across the world that starts as

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Diabetics 200% likely to develop cataracts

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