Paris: Polluted air is one of seven cases of diabetes in 2016. According to a US study that found that even a small amount of air pollution can increase the risk of developing Finding a chronic disease.
Diabetes is known to be associated with life factors, such as diet and exercise habits. But recent studies at the University of Washington School of Medicine say pollution is also the root cause of the disease. Also.
The toxins can decrease the production of insulin in the body. Studies have estimated that air pollution causes 3.2 million cases worldwide worldwide by 2016, or About 14 percent of diabetes cases occurred that year.
Diabetes has infected 420 million people and is one of the world's most contagious diseases.
Study author Ziyad Al-Aly said, "Our study shows the relationship between air pollution and diabetes worldwide. He. "
The study, published in the journal Lancet Planetary Health, found a high risk even though the air pollution was detected by US Environmental Protection Agency and World Health Organization (WHO) is considered safe.
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