After receiving a diagnosis of type 2 diabetes , your risk of experiencing additional health conditions in the years that follow may depend on whether you’re male or female.
A new study found that women are more likely to develop mental health conditions like anxiety and depression. In contrast, men are more likely to face heart, kidney (renal), and blood pressure problems.
“Our research revealed not just which complications show up, but how this wasn’t the same story for men and women,” says lead author Fabiola Eto, PhD, post doctoral research associate with the Wolfson Institute of Population Health at Queen Mary University of London…
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